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Image Compressor

Compress JPG, PNG, WEBP, GIF first-frame, BMP, and supported AVIF images locally with quality presets, resizing, preview, target size, and ZIP export.

About Image Compressor

Compress JPG, PNG, WEBP, GIF first-frame, BMP, and supported AVIF images locally with presets, preview, target size, batch results, and ZIP export.

An Image Compressor reduces image file size so photos, screenshots, graphics, product images, web images, email assets, and upload-ready visuals are easier to share or publish. This browser-based compressor focuses on practical local optimization: images are loaded on the device, analyzed for format, dimensions, transparency, animation, and likely compression opportunity, then compressed only when the user starts a preview or batch run. It supports JPG, PNG, WEBP, GIF first-frame, BMP, and AVIF when the browser can decode the source file. Output can preserve the source format where canvas export supports it, or convert to JPG, PNG, WEBP, or supported AVIF. Because browser encoders and source images vary, compression is treated honestly as an optimization attempt rather than a guaranteed size reduction.

How to use Image Compressor

Upload images, drag files into the drop area, paste a clipboard image where the browser allows it, or load sample images. Review the queue, selected files, format labels, dimensions, transparency notes, and warnings. Choose Light, Balanced, Strong, or Custom compression. Adjust output format, quality, maximum dimensions, percentage resize, transparency handling, background color, filename suffix, and optional target-size mode for JPG, WEBP, or supported AVIF. Use the before-and-after preview for one active image, then click Compress images to process selected files sequentially. Download results individually or create a ZIP archive for successful outputs.

Image Compressor example

A marketer preparing a campaign landing page can upload several large product photos and social screenshots, choose Balanced compression, keep WEBP or JPG output where supported, limit images to 1920 px, preview one file, and then compress the batch. A freelancer sending a proposal can choose Strong compression for email attachments, while a designer with a transparent logo can preserve PNG or WEBP transparency instead of converting the logo to a white JPG. In each case, the final size and visual quality should be reviewed before publishing or sharing.

Browse more Image & PDF Tools tools or open the related options below.

  • Image Resizer Resize JPG, PNG, WEBP, GIF first-frame, BMP, and supported AVIF images locally with exact dimensions, percentages, presets, aspect ratio, crop-fit preview, and ZIP export.
  • Image Format Converter Convert JPG, PNG, WEBP, GIF first-frame, BMP, and supported AVIF images locally with transparency handling, compatibility notes, preview, and ZIP export.
  • Batch Image Processor Process many images locally with a controlled resize, crop, rotate, adjustment, watermark, convert, compress, metadata cleanup, rename, ZIP, and report workflow.
  • Image to PDF Converter Convert JPG, PNG, WEBP, GIF, and BMP images into a configurable PDF with ordering, rotation, page settings, metadata, and browser-side export.
  • AVIF to JPG Converter Convert one or many AVIF images to JPG locally with quality controls, resizing, transparency background handling, preview, and ZIP export.
  • HEIC to JPG Converter Convert HEIC and HEIF photos to JPG locally with a lazy-loaded browser decoder, quality controls, resizing, preview, and ZIP export.

Helpful questions

Is the Image Compressor free?

Yes. The tool can be used without registration and does not add a watermark to compressed images.

Are images uploaded?

No. Image loading, preview generation, compression, ZIP creation, and downloads run locally in the browser.

Which image formats are supported?

The tool accepts JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP, GIF, BMP, and AVIF when the browser can decode them. GIF output is based on the first visible frame because browser canvas does not preserve animation.

Which output formats are available?

JPG and PNG are available in modern browsers. WEBP and AVIF output appear only when the browser reports reliable canvas encoding support.