WebP for website photos
Try WebP for photos and banners, then compare detail and size. Use PNG when you need lossless output; its quality slider is disabled because it does not apply.
Free image compressor + WebP converter
Smaller website images.
Same attention to detail.
Resize and compress product photos, website banners and other images. Compare the originals with your results, then download individual files or the whole batch.
Your images stay on this device. No uploads, accounts or external processing.
Choose your images
Drop a batch here or select files from your device.
JPG, PNG and WebP. Up to 20 images, 20 MB each and 100 MB per batch. Images above 16 megapixels are skipped. Animated images become a still image.Choose images to get started.
Choose a useful output
Prepare images
for their place on the page.
Start with the size your website actually displays. A huge original is rarely needed for a small product card.
Keep the shape
The width and height settings are limits, not a crop. A 2400 × 1200 image with 1200 × 1200 limits becomes 1200 × 600. Smaller originals keep their dimensions.
Inspect the important details
Check product labels, faces and fine textures. Encoding can sometimes produce a larger file, especially for an already compressed original. The report shows that honestly.
Use the right version
Optimized files are one part of a faster site. Responsive image sizes, caching and loading behaviour still matter. Use the website health check to review a live page.
About this tool
Common questions.
Are my images uploaded or stored?
No. This page processes files in your browser and keeps them in memory while you use it. Clearing the batch or closing the page removes that working copy. Your original files are unchanged.
Can I compress several images at once?
Yes. Choose up to 20 images and optimize the batch with one set of settings. Download each result or a ZIP containing all successfully processed images. ZIP packaging does not further compress the image files.
Does it support animated images, SVG, HEIC or AVIF?
The accepted inputs are JPG, PNG and WebP. Animation is not preserved: animated PNG or WebP inputs become a still image. SVG, HEIC, GIF and AVIF inputs are not supported. Browser encoding support determines which output formats are available.
Does PNG use the quality setting?
No. PNG output uses lossless encoding of the resized image. Resizing still changes pixel detail. For adjustable lossy compression, choose JPG or WebP.
Are camera details and colour profiles preserved?
Do not rely on this tool to preserve original metadata, camera details or colour profiles. The browser decodes and re-encodes the image, so colours and metadata may differ. Keep your originals for print or archival work.
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