Image utility
Compress an uploaded image with quality and format controls, then download the smaller file.
Compress an uploaded image with quality and format controls, then download the smaller file.
Lower the quality, switch the output format, preview the result, and download a lighter image file.
Large image files slow down uploads, emails, CMS entries, and page speed. This tool lets you reduce file size quickly in the browser while still checking the visual result before you download it.
It is useful for web uploads, blog images, support attachments, and any workflow where you need a lighter file but still want control over output format and quality.
Start with a moderate quality setting, compare the preview, and only push compression harder if the file is still too large. WebP and JPEG usually compress more efficiently than PNG for photos.
Not by itself. Compression mainly affects how the image data is stored. If you need smaller dimensions too, crop or resize the image separately.
Yes. Browser-based image tools are fast, but it is still worth checking dimensions, legibility, file size, and color appearance before you use the output anywhere public.
