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Image Tools
Compress JPEG, PNG, and WebP images in your browser — no upload to any server. Adjust quality level, see before/after file size comparison, and download the compressed result.
Follow these simple steps to get instant, accurate results directly in your browser:
Drag and drop your JPG, PNG, or WebP image into the upload dropzone.
Use the interactive slider to balance target file size and visual sharpness.
Inspect the before/after file size metrics and download your compressed file.
The Image Compressor reduces the file size of JPG, PNG, and WebP images while maintaining crisp visual quality. It is designed to optimize photos, web graphics, and app assets for faster website load speeds and reduced bandwidth consumption.
The tool uses intelligent canvas-based quantization and lossy/lossless compression algorithms. For JPEG and WebP images, it allows fine-grained quality control (from 10% to 100%), balancing compression artifacts against file size savings. For PNGs, it strips unneeded metadata chunks and optimizes palette indices.
All image compression takes place locally in your web browser using HTML5 Canvas and typed array buffers. Your personal photos, design mockups, and private graphics are never uploaded to any remote server.
Compresses JPEG, PNG, and modern WebP image formats seamlessly.
Granular compression slider with immediate preview of resulting file sizes.
Displays original bytes, compressed bytes, and percentage reduction achieved.
Compresses images locally with zero external network data transfer.
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Reduce mobile application asset bundle sizes for faster user download times.
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