🗜️ Image Compressor

For most photos, 75–85% quality produces files 60–80% smaller with no visible quality loss to the human eye. Below 60%, artifacts become noticeable especially on text and sharp edges. WebP format achieves 25–35% better compression than JPEG at equivalent visual quality.

WebP is the best format for web images — same visual quality as JPEG but 25–35% smaller. All modern browsers support it. Use PNG only for images with transparency or text. Avoid uncompressed TIFF or BMP for web use.

Only if you set a Max Width smaller than the original. If set to Original, your image keeps its exact pixel dimensions — only the file size decreases through quality reduction and efficient encoding.

Currently this tool processes one image at a time for maximum control. For batch compression of many files, try re-loading the page and processing each file separately.

No. Every step runs inside your browser using the Canvas API. Your images never leave your device, never touch any server, and are permanently gone when you close the tab.