Image Compressor | SkyConverterTools

Compress images instantly in your browser - no server upload required! Reduce JPG, PNG, and WebP file sizes while maintaining quality. Your images stay 100% private on your device.

Compress Images

Drop your image here or click to browse
Supports JPG, PNG, WebP (Max: 10MB)
Choose Image
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🔒 Privacy Guaranteed: All image processing happens in your browser. Your images are never uploaded to any server.

Compression Results

Image Comparison
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Compressed Image
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Compression Tips
🎯 JPEG: Use for photographs (70-85% quality recommended)
🎯 PNG: Use for graphics with transparency
🎯 WebP: Modern format with excellent compression
🎯 Resize: Scale down large images for web use to save significant space
Supported Formats
JPEG/JPG Best for photos
PNG Supports transparency
WebP Modern format

About Image Compression

About Image Compression

Our Image Compressor is a powerful client-side tool that reduces image file sizes without compromising quality. Using advanced Canvas API technology, all processing happens directly in your browser - your images never leave your device.

This tool is perfect for web developers, bloggers, social media managers, and anyone who needs to optimize images for faster loading times and reduced storage usage.

We support multiple compression algorithms and output formats, allowing you to choose the best balance between file size and image quality for your specific needs.

Key Benefits: 100% client-side processing, no file size limits (browser-dependent), multiple output formats, real-time preview, and detailed compression analytics.

How to Use

  1. Upload Image: Drag and drop or click to select an image from your device.
  2. Adjust Settings: Choose compression quality, output format, and resize options.
  3. Compress: Click "Compress Image" to process your image in the browser.
  4. Preview: Compare original and compressed versions side by side.
  5. Download: Save the optimized image to your device.
  6. Experiment: Try different settings to find the perfect balance for your needs.

Pro Tip: For website images, aim for 70-85% JPEG quality and consider using WebP format for modern browsers to achieve the best compression rates.