Image & Design Tools
Image Optimizer
Compress, resize, and convert local images to WebP in the browser.
Input / output
File selection
Compression settings
Preview
Choose an image to preview the source and optimized result here.
The selected image appears here
- Original size
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- Estimated size
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Output format
Browser and codec details
WebP2 is not available because there is no current public browser package.
browser budget
pixels0 MP · ok
memory0 MB RGBA
codecnative-canvas
file: 0 B · file risk: ok · fallback encoder: mozjpeg
재인코딩 결과는 기본적으로 EXIF와 위치 정보를 포함하지 않습니다.
Use PNG or WebP when a transparent background matters.
Choose an image to preview the source and optimized result here.
Next image tasks
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Tool usage summary
Use it for blog images, product photos, documents, and landing-page assets that need smaller file sizes.
- Processing
- Selected image files are processed with browser Canvas and image APIs without server upload.
- Example
- Select a JPG and run WebP compression to review estimated savings, preview, and download output.
Quick answer summary
Image Optimizer compresses, resizes, and converts local images while showing before-and-after file size differences.
- When to use it
- Use it for blog images, product photos, documents, and landing-page assets that need smaller file sizes.
- Processing
- Selected image files are processed with browser Canvas and image APIs without server upload.
- Example
- Select a JPG and run WebP compression to review estimated savings, preview, and download output.
HelpOpen usage notes, examples, practical tips, and FAQ only when you need them.
What is this tool?
Image Optimizer is a browser-first tool for compress, resize, and convert local images to WebP in the browser. It fits into the image and design workflow and keeps the main task on one page.
How to use it
- Enter the input
Paste or edit the value in the input area. Sample values are safe placeholders for testing the tool.
- Adjust options
Choose the mode, format, unit, or count that matches the image optimizer, image compressor, WebP converter task.
- Review the result
Run the tool, inspect the output, then copy or download it only when the result matches your expectation.
Examples
Image Optimizer example
- Input
- Sample input
- Output
- Review the result in the browser.
Practical tips
- For large inputs, process the smallest useful sample first to keep the browser responsive.
- Ad slots are intentionally kept away from tool controls and result panes.
FAQ
What input should I use with Image Optimizer?
Use values that match the image optimizer, image compressor task, then adjust the visible options before running the tool.
Can I copy the Image Optimizer result?
Yes. Review the output first, then copy or download it when the result matches your expectation.
Can I use Image Optimizer on mobile?
Yes. The input, options, action, and result areas are designed to stack cleanly on small screens.
Will ads interrupt Image Optimizer?
No. Ad slots stay outside the input, output, and primary action areas so the tool remains usable and policy-safe.
Does Image Optimizer upload images to a server?
No. Selected files are processed with browser Canvas and image APIs without server upload.
Can Image Optimizer compress and convert to WebP?
Yes. You can adjust compression, resizing, and WebP conversion while reviewing preview and file-size savings.
Is higher compression always better?
No. Balance file-size savings with visible quality by checking the result preview and original-to-output size comparison.
