Online Image Compressor

Fast, client-side image compression. No server uploads required.

Drop your image here

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Supports JPEG, PNG, WebP (Max 5MB)

Figma Asset Compression & Optimization Workspace

Large image assets cause Figma file lag and slow down page load times. This tool compresses PNG, JPEG, and WebP images locally inside your browser.

Figma Design Use Cases

•Reducing mockup screenshot sizes before importing them to Figma artboards.
•Compressing exported raster icons and images before handing them off to developers.
•Optimizing heavy visual background headers to improve page loading speeds.

Step-by-Step Walkthrough

1
Drag and drop your image file directly into the sandbox upload area.
2
Choose the target compression quality using the optimization level slider.
3
Compare the original file size against the estimated compressed output size.
4
Click download to save the compressed image asset locally.

Practical Design Examples

PNG Screenshot: Compressed from 2.4MB to 420KB (82% size reduction) with zero visual details loss.

Visual Background Header: Optimized WebP asset showing a reduction in transfer file payload.

Educational Concepts

Lossy compression algorithms selectively discard non-critical metadata and color details that are unnoticeable to the human eye, while lossless options compress files using mathematical shortcuts. This tool optimizes assets in a local sandbox browser, keeping your design files confidential.

How It Compares to Alternatives

Feature	Our Web Companion Tool	Standard Alternatives / Plugins
Data Privacy	100% local, no server uploads	Uploads files to remote servers
Batch limits	Unlimited file sizes and checks	Restricts files count per day
Speed	Instant local client optimization	Server queuing delays

Frequently Asked Questions

What image formats does the compressor support?

The compressor supports standard web formats including JPEG (JPG), PNG, and WebP. You can convert between these formats during the compression process.

Does this compressor upload my images to a server?

No. All compression is executed locally on your client machine using HTML5 Canvas APIs. Your images never leave your computer, ensuring absolute privacy and security.

What is the difference between lossy and lossless compression?

Lossy compression (JPEG, WebP) significantly reduces file size by discarding minor visual detail, while lossless compression (PNG) maintains exact original pixel quality but results in larger file sizes.

How does image optimization affect SEO?

Search engines favor fast-loading websites. Compressing heavy images improves your website's loading speed (Core Web Vitals), leading to better search engine ranking and user retention.