Image Tools

Compress Image

Reduce image file size locally in your browser. Upload an image, choose an output format and quality, preview the compressed result, then download the optimized file.

Upload image to compressChoose a PNG, JPEG, WebP, or another browser-readable image. Compression happens locally in your browser.Choose imageDrag and drop supported

Compression settings

Output formatQuality80%Quality affects JPEG and WebP output most. PNG output may not shrink unless the format is changed.

Original preview

Upload an image to see the original preview.

Compressed preview

Compress an image to see the optimized preview.

Browser image compression

Compress Image draws the selected image onto a browser canvas and exports a new Blob using the selected output format. The original file is never changed.

Compress Image questions

No. Compression runs in your browser with canvas and Blob APIs. The image is not sent to a backend by this tool.

You can keep a browser-friendly original output where practical, or export JPEG and WebP with a quality setting.

Some images are already optimized or use a format that does not benefit from the selected output. Try WebP or a lower quality setting.

No. Canvas-based compression renders a single image frame. Animated formats should be handled by a dedicated future workflow.

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Compress Image questions

No. Compression runs in your browser with canvas and Blob APIs. The image is not sent to a backend by this tool.

You can keep a browser-friendly original output where practical, or export JPEG and WebP with a quality setting.

Some images are already optimized or use a format that does not benefit from the selected output. Try WebP or a lower quality setting.

No. Canvas-based compression renders a single image frame. Animated formats should be handled by a dedicated future workflow.