A video compressor made in Python that significantly reduces file size.

A highly customizable PHP library to convert machine data into human-readable strings.

Compress any video to a target file size. Two-pass ffmpeg encoding with built-in presets for WhatsApp, Gmail, and more.

A rollup plugin that summarizes the output of the build

Check total file size matching glob patterns. Find what's bloating your project.

Convert byte counts to human-readable strings (KB, MB, GB) and back. Zero deps, cross-platform CLI.

Prometheus exporter gathering metrics about file size, modification time and other stats

macOS CLI + web UI for finding what's eating your iCloud Photos storage. Scans your Apple Photos library, sorts by file size, exports to CSV/JSON.

A fast disk space analyzer and cleaner powered by Rust!

Lint your file tree based on file sizes

🗃️ GitHub action for file size reporting

A Windows console application that lists file usage by grouping files based on their extensions.

The ultimate TypeScript library for human-readable byte formatting and parsing.

A lightweight Kotlin library for representing and operating on data sizes (bytes, KB, MB, etc.).

An Insanely lightweight model format (upto 98% file-size reductions) for Game Engines, Embedded Systems and Microcontrollers with limited resources and/or no storage.

Convert bytes into human-readable formats with both binary (1024-based) and decimal (1000-based) interpretations. Convert bytes into human-readable formats.

Convert between raw byte counts and human-readable sizes with precision control and multiple unit standards

Lightweight uploader for large videos and files. Bypass Discord's file limit by uploading to external hosts.

PowerShell directory size analyzer with visual tree display, color-coded output, and admin privilege handling. Fast, efficient, and File Explorer-like hierarchy visualization.

Lightweight and intuitive Dart package for file size conversions and formatting them for human-readable display. Convert between bytes(B), kilobytes(KB), megabytes(MB), gigabytes(GB), and terabytes(TB) using constructors or convenient extension methods. Supports arithmetic operations, comparisons, and localization for a complete file size handling.