Image Compressor
Re-encode an image and compare the actual file size with the original.
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How to use this tool
- Choose the local files you want to use for image compressor.
- Adjust the labelled settings, then run the tool. Re-encode an image and compare the actual file size with the original.
- Review the result before copying or downloading it. Clear the tool when finished.
Things to know
- Static PNG, JPEG and WebP only, except tools explicitly accepting SVG. Maximum 50 files, 200 MiB combined, 25 MiB per image, 25 million input pixels, 32768 input pixels per side and 16 million output pixels. Composing several images is limited to 32 million decoded pixels combined. ZIP exports are limited to 64 MiB of output before compression. Files stay in this tab.
- JPEG and WebP compression is lossy. A smaller file is not guaranteed; the original remains available.
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