Photos and broad compatibility
Use JPG for photographs and complex color gradients. Quality 82 is a strong balance between detail and file size.
Fast, private image optimization
Compress images.
Keep them sharp.
Reduce JPG, PNG, and WebP file sizes, convert formats, resize dimensions, and remove private metadata.
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Image optimizer
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Choose the right format
Smaller files, appropriate formats.
Graphics and transparency
Use PNG for logos, interface graphics, screenshots, and transparent pixels. Balanced compression reduces colors when needed; enable Lossless PNG to preserve every decoded pixel.
Modern web delivery
Use WebP for smaller website images. Choose lossy mode for maximum savings or lossless mode for pixel-identical output.
Image compression FAQ
Useful details before you compress.
Does compression reduce image quality?
Lossless PNG and lossless WebP preserve decoded pixels. Balanced PNG uses color reduction, while JPG and standard WebP discard some detail to produce smaller files. The Balanced preset is designed to keep those changes difficult to notice.
Can converting JPG to PNG restore quality?
No. Converting to PNG cannot recover detail already removed by JPEG compression, and the PNG result may be larger.
What metadata is removed?
By default, the optimizer strips EXIF, GPS, camera, and editing metadata. Enable Preserve metadata only when those details are needed.
Are my images stored?
No permanent image library is created. Inputs and outputs are kept in a unique temporary directory and deleted after the response finishes or disconnects.