Image compressor (JPEG, PNG, WebP)

Shrink image file size in your browser with an adjustable quality slider. Uses local processing via the browser-image-compression library—no upload to WebTooly servers.

Tip: Compare the preview at 100% zoom before you ship to production; social platforms often apply their own compression on top.

About Image Compressor

Uses the `browser-image-compression` package: `imageCompression(file, { maxSizeMB: 10, maxWidthOrHeight: 4096, useWebWorker: true, initialQuality })` driven by the quality slider.

How it works (technical)

Decodes/re-encodes via the library’s canvas path; Web Worker keeps the main thread responsive (`useWebWorker: true`).

`initialQuality` maps to the slider; lower values trade visual fidelity for smaller blobs.

After a run, the UI shows original vs compressed byte sizes from `File.size` and the result blob.

Inputs: JPEG, PNG, WebP per the dropzone; no server-side image pipeline.

When to use it

  • Web assets

    Reduce hero and inline images before publishing or committing to a repo.

  • Attachments

    Bring photos under email or form size caps.

  • Iterate on quality

    Re-run with a higher `initialQuality` if banding appears.

How to Use Image Compressor

  1. 1Drop a file or choose one from your device (JPEG, PNG, or WebP).
  2. 2Set the quality slider: lower values mean smaller files and more visible compression.
  3. 3Click Compress and wait for the size summary.
  4. 4Download the result when the numbers look right; repeat with a different setting if needed.

Key Features

  • `browser-image-compression` with Web Worker
  • Quality slider → `initialQuality`
  • Before/after bytes
  • JPEG / PNG / WebP inputs
  • One-click download

Benefits

  • Adjust quality and re-run
  • Client-side only
  • Works wherever Canvas + Blobs are available

Frequently Asked Questions

Will my image look worse after compression?

Often a little, yes—that is the tradeoff for a smaller file. Raise the quality slider if you see banding or soft edges; lower it if you only need a small preview.

Why did my PNG barely shrink?

PNG is lossless; this tool does not magically remove colors from diagrams. For photos, exporting as JPEG or WebP usually saves far more space.

Is there a file size limit?

The library is configured with a generous max dimension and size cap, but very large images may fail on low-memory devices. If that happens, resize the image first or try on a desktop browser.

Do you store my pictures?

No. Compression runs in your browser; we do not receive the file for this tool. See the site Privacy Policy for analytics and cookies.

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