Image Watermark
Protect your photos with custom text or SVG logo watermarks.
Compress and convert photos in your browser. Adjust quality to balance file size and appearance.
Shrink image file size and boost website speed in seconds without sending files to external servers.
Adjust compression and compare file size and detail in the preview.
Choose WebP or AVIF output for your images. Compare the resulting file size and appearance before using them on a website.
Photos are processed locally in your browser memory. Your files never get uploaded to remote servers.
Process dozens of photos simultaneously and download all optimized files in a single clean ZIP archive.
Upload PNG, JPEG, WebP, AVIF, or SVG files into the dropzone.
Select target output format and tweak the compression slider.
Save individual images or export the entire batch in a ZIP package.
Essential tool for web developers, store owners, and digital content managers.
Improve PageSpeed Insights scores and Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) with lightweight WebP images.
Batch shrink product catalog photos to speed up page loads and increase customer conversions.
Quickly reduce high-res photo sizes to fit within upload limits for X, LinkedIn, and Instagram.
Optimize graphic assets before packaging mobile apps or web application bundles.
Protect your photos with custom text or SVG logo watermarks.
Resize, crop, and round corners for multiple images at once.
Strip GPS and camera data from your photos for privacy.
Create complete web favicon packages from a single logo.
in real time remove backgrounds from photos using local AI.
Results vary with the source image, output format, and quality setting. Compare the preview and file size before downloading.
No. All processing happens locally in your browser memory. Your files stay strictly on your device.
Yes. You can change output format while compressing, including AVIF. If export fails, try a smaller image or another format.
There is no universal setting. This slider controls compression strength, not retained quality: start low, increase gradually, and compare the preview and file size.
No, the image compressor is 100% free with unlimited photo compressions.