File Compress for monday.com
Compress and bundle files right from your monday.com board.
What it does
Tired of downloading files from monday.com just to shrink them somewhere else and upload them back? File Compress handles that for you, right on your board. It compresses images and PDFs, then bundles files together into a ZIP whenever you need to hand off a clean package. Set it up once with automation recipes triggered by file uploads, status changes, or button clicks, and compression just becomes part of how your board already works. 14-day free trial, no credit card required.
Compress images, shrink PDFs, and bundle files into ZIPs — right from your monday.com board. No downloads, no extra tools.
Shrink images, compress PDFs, and bundle files into ZIPs — right from your monday.com board. JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, AVIF, TIFF, BMP, and PDF. Three compression levels so you control the quality-to-size tradeoff. Bundle every file in a column into a single ZIP when a status changes or a button is clicked. Share lighter packages. Recipes compress or zip files when they're uploaded, when a status changes, or when someone clicks a button. No manual step. Find File Compress on the monday.com marketplace and add it to your workspace. No code required. Go to the Automations Center on your board and search for “File Compress”. Nine automation recipes are available. Automation recipes are triggered…from columnmate.com
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