Compress JPG and PNG images in your browser
Reduce image file size before a website, article, portfolio, or email becomes heavier than it needs to be. Image Squeeze processes supported images in the current browser tab, so the file is not uploaded to TinyTask Lab.
When image compression helps
Compression is most useful when an image is larger than its published layout needs, or when its format and quality settings preserve more data than viewers can see. Compare the output size and visual result before replacing the source.
How to compress an image
- Select a JPG or PNG image.
- Create the compressed result in the browser.
- Compare the file size and inspect the result at its intended display size before downloading it.
Use the image compression for websites guide for publishing decisions, or see the file-larger explanation when a new export is not smaller.
Are images uploaded?
No. Supported image processing happens locally in the current browser tab. No account is required to start.