Zlurp is a drag-and-drop batch optimizer for the three file types that bloat every project: images, videos, and PDFs. Drop files in, get smaller versions out — no settings to tweak unless you want to.
FIG. 02.1 — Zlurp on macOS
FIG. 02.2 — Zlurp on macOS
“Drop in a folder of 4K screen recordings or 200 phone photos — Zlurp shrinks them locally, no upload, no queue.”
Under the hood it uses FFmpeg for video, Sharp for images, and MuPDF for PDFs, so the compression is real and the results are predictable. Everything runs locally on macOS — no upload step, no cloud round-trip, no waiting for a queue.
I built Zlurp to replace the patchwork of CLI commands and web tools I kept reaching for. Drag in a folder of 4K screen recordings or a stack of phone photos and it just handles it.
6 highlights — each one earns its place by removing a daily friction.
02.3.01
Drag in a whole directory — Zlurp processes every file in parallel.
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WebP, AVIF, JPEG, PNG — quality-tuned presets out of the box.
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H.264, H.265, and web-ready presets with sane bitrate defaults.
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Compresses image streams and rewrites PDFs without breaking layout.
02.3.05
High, Balanced, and Fast — pick the trade-off you want and forget it.
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Files never leave your machine. No accounts, no servers, no quotas.
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Zlurp is in beta and free while it's there.
