Image Compressor
Reduce image file sizes without compromising quality.
Why Compress Images?
Image compression is vital for web performance, user experience, and storage efficiency. Large image files can significantly slow down website loading times, leading to higher bounce rates and a poor user experience. By compressing images, you can:
- Improve website loading speed, boosting SEO and user engagement.
- Reduce bandwidth usage, saving costs for both you and your users.
- Optimize storage space on your devices or servers.
- Enhance mobile browsing experience, especially on slower networks.
Our tool helps you achieve optimal image sizes by allowing you to adjust the compression quality, giving you control over the balance between file size and visual fidelity.
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Compression Settings
Tips for Image Compression
Choose the Right Format
JPEG is ideal for photographs due to its lossy compression, balancing quality and file size. PNG is better for images with transparency or sharp lines (like logos) as it uses lossless compression.
Adjust Quality Carefully
Lowering the quality percentage significantly reduces file size but can introduce artifacts. Experiment to find the lowest quality that still looks good to the eye. Often, a quality of 70-80% is a good balance for JPEGs.
Resize Before Compression
If your image is much larger than its display size, resize it first. Compressing a 4000px image for a 400px display is inefficient. Resizing drastically reduces file size before compression even begins.
Consider WebP
WebP is a modern image format that provides superior lossless and lossy compression for images on the web. While not universally supported by all browsers, it's gaining traction and offers excellent file size reduction.