A faster website
Lighter photos load sooner on phones and improve your visitors’ experience.
Image optimizer
What it does Heavy photos slow your website down and get rejected by forms and portals. Reduce their size at the quality you choose, compare before and after, and see how much you saved.
InputHeavy photo →OutputLight photo
Follow the colours: blue shows where to start and green shows where your result is.
Add your files, then choose how you will use them.
Your photos start here
JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 5 files · 20 MiB per image · 50 MiB per batch
Your images and their dimensions will appear here.
No file uploads. Keep your originals.
Choose your images to get started.
Compare each image before downloading. Your originals stay intact.
Lighter photos load sooner on phones and improve your visitors’ experience.
Government sites, portals and marketplaces asking for «max 500 KB» or «max 2 MB».
Send catalogues and product photos without eating your customers’ data.
A very low target size reduces quality or dimensions: check the preview before downloading.
Images and comparisons stay on your device. Clearing the list or leaving releases results in memory; saved downloads remain under your control.
20 MiB per image, 50 MiB per batch, 16 million pixels and 8192 px per side. SVG, GIF, HEIC, AVIF and animations are not supported. JPG replaces transparency with white; PNG and WebP retain it. Recompression can lose quality or increase file size. Re-encoded files do not retain all metadata; retained originals do. Target size may not be reached.
JavaScript and a browser supporting local image processing are required.
FAQ
It tries several quality levels and, if enabled, resizes without going below your minimums. It returns the best measured result and reports whether the target was reached.
PNG re-encoding does not use the lossy quality control. Resizing changes pixels. A smaller file is not guaranteed.
With Keep original enabled, it is retained when format and dimensions stay the same and the new version is not smaller. Its metadata also remains.
Yes. You can repeat the optimisation without hourly or IP-based usage quotas. File and batch size limits protect your device memory.