Image Compressor

What Is an Image Compressor?

An image compressor reduces the file size of an image while aiming to keep an acceptable level of visual quality. Smaller files can be easier to upload, share, store and use on websites.

How to Compress an Image

1. Select or drag a JPG, PNG or WebP image into the upload area.
2. Adjust the Compression Quality slider.
3. Click Compress Image.
4. Compare the original and compressed file sizes.
5. Click Download Compressed Image to save the result.

Why Compress Images?

Large images can increase page weight, upload time and storage requirements. Compressing images can help reduce file size and bandwidth usage, particularly for websites, forms, email attachments and online publishing.

Supported Image Formats

The tool accepts JPG, PNG and WebP images. The current browser-based compression process creates the downloadable result as a JPEG file.

Understanding Compression Quality

The quality slider controls the JPEG output quality. Higher values generally preserve more visual detail but can produce larger files. Lower values generally aim for smaller files but may introduce more visible compression.

Local Browser Processing

The image is loaded and processed with browser APIs and a canvas. This means the compression operation can be performed locally without sending the image to the EasyTools365 server.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Image Compressor free?

Yes. The EasyTools365 Image Compressor is free to use online.

Which image formats are supported?

The tool accepts JPG, PNG and WebP images. The current browser compression output is generated as JPG.

Can I compress images without uploading them?

Yes. The image processing is performed locally in your browser, so the image does not need to be uploaded to the EasyTools365 server.

Does compression reduce image quality?

The output quality can change depending on the selected quality setting. Lower settings generally target smaller files at the cost of more compression.

Can I see how much space I saved?

Yes. After compression, the tool displays the original size, compressed size and percentage saved.

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