Image Compressor
Compress JPEG, WEBP, and AVIF images to reduce file size while maintaining quality. 100% client-side with zero data upload.
Image Compressor
Image Compressor is a 100% browser-based tool for reducing image file sizes. All processing happens locally via Web Workers — your images never leave your device.
How to Compress Images Online
- Drag and drop an image or click to select from your device.
- Adjust the quality slider to find the perfect balance between size and quality.
- Click Compress and download your optimized image.
Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions about image compression? We've got answers.
What image formats can be compressed?
Image Compressor supports JPEG, WEBP, and AVIF compression. PNG images will be displayed but compression is most effective on lossy formats.
Will compression reduce image quality?
Compression reduces file size by removing some image data. The quality slider lets you control this trade-off — higher quality means larger files, lower quality means smaller files.
Is Image Compressor safe to use?
Yes, absolutely. All processing happens entirely in your browser via Web Workers. Your images are never uploaded to any server.
Automated E2E Test Suite Logs
Our build systems validate edge-case processing under extreme conditions before each deployment.
Tool Changelog & Updates
- Feature: Batch image compression — upload multiple images at once, process in parallel via Web Workers, and download all results.
- Fix: Fixed double-encoding bug where the browser re-encoded at default quality after compression, negating the user-set quality — now uses a single encode pass for accurate file size reduction.
- UX: Redesigned UI with thumbnail cards showing original size, compressed size, and savings percentage per image.
- Feature: Initial release with JPEG, WEBP, and AVIF lossy compression — 100% client-side via Web Worker.
- UX: Quality slider with real-time file size comparison and compression ratio display.
- UX: Format detection with warning for non-optimizable image types.
- Security: Web Worker isolation ensures zero data uploads — all processing stays in the browser.