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Image Compressor

Compress JPG, PNG, and WebP images with live quality, size, and preview controls.

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About the tool

What it does and what to expect

Reduce images for faster sharing

Website owners, marketers, and anyone sending images by email use compression to reduce transfer size and page-loading time. The preview and before/after size figures help balance visual quality against file size.

A practical example

A 4 MB photo exported as WebP at 80% quality may become well under 1 MB, depending on its dimensions and detail. PNG is lossless and may not shrink from the quality slider, while JPG and WebP usually respond strongly.

How it works

A simple, local workflow

  1. 1Select or drop a JPG, PNG, or WebP image, choose output format, and set the quality percentage.
  2. 2The browser draws the source to a canvas and encodes it in the selected format.
  3. 3Compare original and compressed sizes in the preview, then download the result.

FAQs

Common questions

What image quality should I choose?

Around 75–85% is a useful starting range for web photos; inspect the preview and lower it gradually if a smaller file matters more.

Why did my PNG not get much smaller?

PNG encoding is lossless and does not use the quality setting like JPG or WebP. Photographic PNGs often compress better after conversion to WebP or JPG.

Does compression change image dimensions?

No. This tool keeps the original pixel width and height; use Image Resizer when dimensions also need to change.

Which format is best for transparency?

PNG and WebP can preserve transparency. JPG cannot and may replace transparent areas with a solid background.

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