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Optimize Image

Reduce image file size while preserving quality

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.JPG,.JPEG,.PNG,.WEBP,.GIF · up to 25 MB

Optimization Options

10% — Smallest file 100% — Best quality

85% is recommended for most images. Lower values reduce file size more aggressively.

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Leave blank to keep original dimensions. Aspect ratio is always preserved.

How it works

  1. Select your image file using the button above or drag and drop it into the zone
  2. Set the quality level (85% is recommended for most images)
  3. Optionally choose an output format or set maximum dimensions
  4. Click the Optimize Image button to compress your image
  5. Download your optimized image file

Compress and optimize images online

Optimize Image reduces the file size of your images by applying smart compression while keeping the visual quality you choose. Smaller images load faster, consume less bandwidth, and improve your website's performance and SEO.

Supports JPEG, PNG, WebP, and GIF. Optionally resize images by setting a maximum width or height — the aspect ratio is always preserved.

Why Choose Our Tool?

JPEG, PNG & WebP

Compress all major image formats with format-appropriate algorithms for maximum savings

Resize on the Fly

Optionally cap the maximum width or height while preserving the original aspect ratio

Quality Control

Dial in the exact quality level (10-100) to balance file size and visual fidelity

Instant Download

Optimized image is ready for immediate download

Tips for Image Optimization

  • Use WebP output for the smallest file sizes when targeting modern web browsers.
  • Set a max width of 1920px for full-screen hero images to avoid serving oversized files.
  • For thumbnails and previews, a quality of 70-75 is usually indistinguishable from the original.

Image Optimization FAQ

Which image formats can be optimized?
JPEG, PNG, WebP, and GIF files are supported. Each format is compressed using the most effective algorithm for that format.
What quality setting should I use?
85 is a good default that balances quality and file size. For web use, values between 70 and 85 typically give the best results. Use 90+ when quality is critical, such as for print assets.
Can I change the output format while optimizing?
Yes. You can optionally convert the image to JPEG, PNG, or WebP during optimization. Leave the format field empty to keep the original format.