Compress Image
Any format. Compress Image →
Most image weight is invisible. Compress near-lossless 80–90 locally — keep looks, lose bytes, batch folders without upload.
Quality 80–90 is visually lossless for most photos and graphics. Below 75 you save more, but you trade looks.
80–90 keeps visible quality while cutting 30–60% of bytes. Below 75 you save more but trade clarity — you pick the tradeoff per batch.
Quality 80–90 · BalancedQuality 85, balanced engine — the default.
Higher quality = more bytes. 80–90 is the sweet spot for visually lossless.
Try 85 first. If you need smaller, go 80 or 75 and compare side-by-side.
Three steps, all local.
Drop a folder or files. Keep structure.
Choose 80–90 for near-lossless, keep dimensions.
Batch on all threads. Compare before/after side-by-side.
Any format. Compress Image →
Photos. Compress JPG →
Graphics. Compress PNG →
Faster web. For websites →
Lossless keeps every byte — small savings. Near-lossless 80–90 throws invisible data — 40–60% smaller and still looks the same. For photos, near-lossless wins.
85 is visually lossless for most photos. 80 is still lossless to the eye for web. 90+ for archival where you keep more bytes.
Yes, but savings are smaller the second time. For best quality, compress from the original, not a prior export.
No. All compression is local. No upload, no account.
Near-lossless 80–90 — you control quality, locally.