Your files are never uploaded. All compression is done on your device.
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Have you ever tried to email a photo, but it was too large? Or noticed a website that took forever to load its pictures? Large image files are often the culprit. By using a free image compressor, you can significantly reduce photo size without any noticeable change in quality. This makes your images easier to share, send, and display on websites.
Unlike TinyPNG, Optimizilla, and other tools that require you to upload your files, this secure image compressor works entirely on your device. When you select an image, all the resizing and compression happens locally in your browser. Your files are never uploaded to a server, ensuring your data remains completely private. This makes it a safe and secure TinyPNG alternative and better than TinyPNG for privacy-conscious users.
We use the power of modern web technologies like WebAssembly (WASM) and Web Workers to run high-performance compression algorithms directly in your browser. This makes our tool as powerful as a desktop application but as convenient as a website, all while maintaining your privacy.
Yes, absolutely. This tool is 100% private because your images are never uploaded to our servers. All compression happens directly in your browser on your own computer. Your files never leave your device.
Yes, absolutely! We provide a similar high-quality compression experience but with a key difference: privacy. By processing images in your browser, we offer a more secure alternative for users who are concerned about uploading their files to a server. Unlike TinyPNG, Optimizilla, and other online compressors, your files never leave your device.
Our tool offers the same high-quality compression as TinyPNG and Optimizilla, but with superior privacy protection. While other tools upload your images to their servers, we process everything locally in your browser. This makes us a better choice for sensitive images, business documents, or anyone who values data privacy.
Yes, it is completely free to use with no limits. We believe everyone should have access to high-quality image compression without needing to pay or sign up.
Lossy compression reduces file size by permanently removing some data, which can slightly reduce quality but offers significant size savings (e.g., JPEG, WebP). Lossless compression reduces size by removing redundant data without any quality loss, but savings are smaller (e.g., PNG). For most websites, smart lossy compression is the best choice for performance.
No. Resizing changes the image's dimensions (pixels, e.g., from 4000px to 1200px wide), while compressing reduces the file size (bytes, e.g., from 2MB to 200KB) at its current dimensions. For best performance, you should first resize images to their display dimensions on your site, then compress them.
Image optimization directly impacts page load speed. Faster sites provide a better user experience, leading to lower bounce rates and higher engagement. Optimized images help your site load quickly, improving user satisfaction and helping you rank better in search results.
Use JPEG for photos and complex images with gradients. Use PNG for graphics with sharp lines, text, or transparency. Use next-gen formats like WebP and AVIF for the best balance of quality and small file size on the web, as they offer superior compression compared to JPEG and PNG.