Compress JPEG, PNG or WebP images locally, compare file sizes and download the processed result without uploading the original.
● Upload once, finish the workflow
Selected taskImage Compressor
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Method, example & boundaries
Image Compressor: from input to a reviewable result
Reduce a JPEG, PNG, or WebP file locally while comparing the original and exported byte sizes. The quality control changes lossy encoding strength; the page reports the measured saving rather than promising a fixed percentage that cannot hold across photographs, screenshots, and already-optimized files.
Worked example: prepare a product photo for web delivery
Example input
2400×1600 JPEG, 2.4 MB; output quality 78%.
Example output
One locally encoded image with unchanged pixel dimensions plus measured original size, result size, and percentage difference.
How to interpret it
The percentage is calculated only after encoding: (original bytes − result bytes) ÷ original bytes. Visual suitability still requires previewing edges, text, and gradients.
Decode, re-encode, then measure
The browser decodes the selected image into a canvas, exports it with the chosen quality using a supported raster codec, and measures the resulting Blob. Nothing is sent to an image API, and source metadata is not copied into the export.
Compression boundaries
PNG exports may remain large because photographic content is a poor fit for lossless PNG.
Repeated lossy re-encoding can accumulate visible artifacts even when the file becomes smaller.
Animated images, color profiles, EXIF, and other source metadata are not preserved.
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