Image Compressor

Resize and re-encode JPG, PNG, or WebP images in your browser. Compare the actual output size and dimensions, then keep or discard the result—smaller files and unchanged visual quality are not guaranteed.

Compression Settings

Quality affects JPEG and WebP encoding. PNG output is lossless and ignores the quality slider. Dimensions never exceed the selected width and height.

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Supports JPG, PNG, and WebP • Multiple files allowed

How to Compress Images Online

1. Upload your image

Upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP image. You can drag and drop or click to browse. The tool shows the original file size so you can compare the compression saving.

2. Set compression level

Choose the maximum dimensions and output format. The quality slider affects JPEG and WebP; PNG ignores it. A lower quality setting often reduces bytes but can introduce visible artifacts.

3. Download the result

Compare output bytes, dimensions, format, and visible detail before downloading. Mizakii does not receive the selected image or result; your browser handles the local download.

Lossy vs Lossless Compression

Lossy Compression

JPEG and lossy WebP encoding discard information to reduce bytes. Visible effects depend on the source and quality setting, so inspect text, edges, gradients, and fine detail at the size where the image will be used.

Best for: Photos, hero images, product images, social media
Lossless Compression

PNG encodes pixels losslessly, but Canvas re-encoding can discard metadata and resizing still changes the pixel grid. PNG can be larger than JPEG or WebP for photographic content.

Best for: Logos, icons, screenshots, text-heavy images, transparent graphics

Image Format File Size Comparison

FormatQuality control in this toolTransparencyImportant limitation
PNGIgnored (lossless encoding)YesMay be larger; resizing still changes pixels
JPG/JPEGApplied (lossy)NoTransparent pixels are filled white when converting
WebPApplied (lossy)YesExact codec output varies by browser

Why Image Compression Matters for Web Performance

Image bytes, intrinsic dimensions, responsive delivery, and loading priority all affect page performance. Compression alone does not guarantee a better Core Web Vital: serve dimensions close to the rendered size, provide width and height to prevent layout shifts, use responsive sources where appropriate, and do not lazy-load the page's Largest Contentful Paint image. Measure the actual page after replacing an asset.

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Image Compressor