Less weight, more speed
Reduce file size before uploading to a site, sending, or publishing images.
Compress and convert to WebP directly in your browser. Start with a free batch of up to 50 images; a free account takes you to 100.
Choose images, prepare lighter WebP copies, and download them when ready. Everything stays in your browser.
Drag photos here or choose files from your device. Start with up to 50 images, then choose whether to move to batches of 100.
Your images stay in the browser and are never uploaded to a server.
Supported: JPG, PNG and WebP
Reduce file size before uploading to a site, sending, or publishing images.
Create WebP copies with a clear preset: smaller, balanced, or high quality.
Processing happens on your device: no image goes through our servers.
How it works
Choose images, set the result you need, and download the new copies. The originals are never changed.
Add JPG, PNG, or WebP from your computer or phone.
Use a preset and, if needed, set the image's maximum dimension.
Compare file size right away and download the file or a ZIP for a batch.
When to use it
Heavy images slow down pages, take up storage, and make sharing many files awkward. A WebP copy is often the right format to prepare for the web.
We never alter the original: we create a new file so you can compare the result and choose which one to use.
Prepare lighter images before placing them on a web page.
Lighten a group of product photos and download them together as a ZIP.
Create lighter copies to attach to emails, chats, and documents.
Frequently asked questions
No. Conversion happens directly in the browser on your device. Original images and copies are never sent to our servers.
It depends on the chosen preset and the source image. Balanced is the recommended starting point; High quality preserves more detail and creates slightly larger files.
WebP is a format designed for the web that often reduces size compared with JPG and PNG while keeping good visual quality. Modern browsers widely support it.
You can start right away with batches up to 50 images. A free account lets you process up to 100 images per batch; there are no credits or daily quota.
No. Private Marker creates new optimized copies with -web in the filename. Originals stay on your device.
Try the tool without registration with batches up to 50 images. If you often work with larger groups, a free account unlocks batches up to 100 images with no credits or subscription.
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August 2026
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July 2026
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July 2026
v0.90
June 2026