Local browser processing · No server upload

Online Image Compressor

Compress PNG, JPG, JPEG, and GIF files in your browser. Drag, click, or paste images, then compare and download the results instantly.

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Image Workbench

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Local processing Files are read and generated in your current browser and never sent to a server.

Before / After

Before and After

After processing, choose any result to compare the original and compressed image.

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Processed Files

Results

Local Image Compressor

Smaller Images, Faster Pages

No server upload

Compression and conversion run locally in your browser, making it suitable for product photos, social media images, profile photos, and office files.

Compress to a target size

Enter targets like 50KB, 100KB, or 200KB. PixelPress balances quality, dimensions, and output format automatically.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Will my images be uploaded to a server?

No. PixelPress uses browser File APIs, Canvas, and Blob downloads. Your files stay inside your local browser session.

What is the difference between lossless-first and smart compression?

Lossless-first keeps original pixels when possible. Smart compression adjusts quality and dimensions to reach a target size, which is better for web, ecommerce, and social media use.

Can animated GIFs be compressed?

Browser Canvas cannot re-encode animated GIFs directly. GIF output is preserved; converting to PNG, JPEG, or WEBP processes the first frame.

Why do some PNG files not become smaller?

If a PNG has already been optimized, browser re-encoding may not reduce it much. In smart mode, PixelPress can convert or resize to reach stricter targets.

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Free Batch process up to 20 images
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