Image Compression

Batch upload images, adjust compression quality, reduce file size while maintaining image clarity

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Compression Settings

80%
Low Quality Balance High Quality

Drag and drop images here, or

Supports JPG, PNG, WebP formats, single file up to 10MB

Compression Results

Not Processed

Please upload and compress images to view results

How to Use

1

Set Compression Parameters

Adjust the compression quality slider (1-100) and select the output image format.

2

Upload Images

Drag and drop images to the upload area or click the browse button to select multiple images.

3

Compress Images

Click the "Compress Images" button, and the system will automatically compress all uploaded images.

4

View Results

After compression, you can view the comparison before and after compression for each image and the overall compression ratio.

5

Download Images

You can download each image individually or click the "Download All Images" button to download in bulk.

Basic Knowledge of Image Compression

What is Image Compression?

Image compression is the process of reducing the size of image files by decreasing data volume while preserving visual quality as much as possible. Compressed images load faster, take up less space, and are especially suitable for web transmission and storage.

Lossy Compression

Reduces file size by removing some image data, cannot fully restore original image quality, suitable for JPEG format.

Lossless Compression

Reduces file size without losing image quality, suitable for PNG, WebP and other formats that support lossless compression.

Common Image Format Characteristics

JPG

JPEG/JPG

  • • Supports lossy compression, high compression ratio
  • • Suitable for photos and complex images
  • • Does not support transparency
  • • Relatively small file size
PNG

PNG

  • • Supports lossless compression and transparency
  • • Suitable for icons, text and simple graphics
  • • Usually larger file size
  • • Supports 24-bit and 32-bit colors
WebP

WebP

  • • Modern image format developed by Google
  • • Supports both lossy and lossless compression
  • • 25-34% smaller file size than JPEG
  • • Supports transparency and animation

Application Scenarios for Image Compression

Website Optimization

Reducing image size can significantly improve website loading speed, enhancing user experience and search engine rankings.

Mobile Applications

Optimized images reduce data usage on mobile devices and improve application performance.

Cloud Storage

Compressing images saves storage space and reduces cloud storage costs.

Social Media

Compressed images are easier to share and upload on social media platforms.

Image Compression Tips

For photo images, JPEG format typically achieves good compression at 80-90% quality setting

For images requiring transparent backgrounds, choose PNG or WebP format

Resizing images is usually more effective at reducing file size than lowering quality

For most web usage scenarios, WebP format offers the best balance of compression efficiency and quality

Back up original images before compression to restore high-quality versions if needed

For large numbers of images, using batch compression can save time and improve efficiency