Image compression reduces file size while maintaining visual quality. Smaller files load faster on websites, consume less bandwidth, and improve user experience. Our smart compression algorithm finds the perfect balance between file size and image quality, making your images web-ready without visible quality loss.
Lossy compression reduces file size by removing some image data, which may slightly reduce quality. Lossless compression reduces file size without any quality loss. Our tool uses smart lossy compression that maintains visual quality while achieving significant size reduction.
For web images, 80-90% quality is ideal. It provides excellent visual quality with good file size reduction. For photos where quality is critical, use 90-95%. For thumbnails or background images, 70-80% works well.
AVIF offers the best compression, followed by WebP, then JPG. However, AVIF and WebP have limited browser support. JPG is universally supported and still provides excellent compression.
Yes! PNG files can be compressed by reducing color depth or converting to more efficient formats like WebP or AVIF. For photos, converting PNG to JPG often provides better compression.
For print, use minimal compression (95%+ quality). Web compression settings (80-90%) are optimized for screen viewing and may show artifacts when printed at large sizes.
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