Compress verbose AI prompts to reduce token usage — collapses filler phrases, abbreviates tech jargon, and never touches your code blocks.
Domain packs (optional — enable extra abbreviations)
What went wrong? (optional — 280 chars max)
Estimate how much energy you save by compressing your prompts over time.
Average compression across a suite of verbose developer prompts.
Verbose AI prompts waste tokens — and tokens cost money, latency, and energy. This tool compresses your prompt by collapsing filler phrases ("could you please help me with" → ""), abbreviating common technical terms ("authentication" → "auth", "configuration" → "config"), and applying logic symbol substitutions ("greater than or equal to" → ">="). Code blocks are automatically protected and passed through unchanged. Savings of 20–50% are typical for developer-style prompts.
For most technical prompts, yes. The compressions use abbreviations and phrase-collapses that LLMs handle natively. Highly nuanced or creative prompts may benefit from lighter compression.
Character savings are divided by 3.5, which is the rough average characters-per-token for abbreviated technical text with GPT-class tokenisers.
No. All compression runs entirely in your browser. Your prompt text never leaves your device.
A rough estimate of ~0.001 mWh per 1,000 tokens for GPT-4-class inference, 0.021 kg CO₂/kWh for the grid, and a tree absorbing ~21 kg CO₂/year.
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