Compress for Websites
Any site. Websites →
Images are the heaviest part of any WordPress site. Shrink your uploads locally before you push — faster LCP, lighter media library, no upload plugin.
WordPress serves original uploads unless you optimize. Compress before upload — your theme and plugins do the rest.
2.4 MB → 1.6 MB
1.9 MB → 540 KB
2.4 MB → 1.2 MB
Your theme can serve WebP; AVIF is smaller but needs modern browsers.
Compress original to JPG, then export WebP for delivery — both offline.
Three steps, all local, before you hit the dashboard.
Drop the folder — typically wp-content/uploads.
Quality 75–85, WebP/AVIF, keep EXIF or strip.
Push to WordPress — lighter library, faster LCP.
Any site. Websites →
Target size. 100KB →
For photos. JPG to WebP →
Keep looks. Quality →
No. Compress locally on Windows, then upload the small files. No plugin, no server-side processing, no upload to a third party.
Yes. Smaller images improve LCP and reduce page weight. Compress your media library before upload or re-upload the optimized folder.
Yes. Drop wp-content/uploads — Compressy finds images in subfolders, keeps structure, writes WebP/AVIF alongside.
No. All compression is local. No upload, no account.
For WordPress — lighter media library without the cloud.