Instant & offline-capable
No queue, no upload wait. Compression happens locally using your browser, so even big batches finish in seconds.
Shrink JPG, PNG and WebP files by up to 90%, resize photos, and switch formats in seconds. Everything runs on your device — your images never leave your computer.
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JPG · PNG · WebP · GIF · BMP — or paste with Ctrl/⌘ + V
🔒 Your files are processed entirely on your device. Nothing is uploaded to any server.
No queue, no upload wait. Compression happens locally using your browser, so even big batches finish in seconds.
Other tools upload your photos to their servers. PixSqueeze never does — perfect for sensitive screenshots, IDs, and client work.
The Auto mode picks the smallest format (usually WebP) at the quality you choose, often cutting file size 70–90%.
Set max dimensions or scale by percent, and convert between JPG, PNG and WebP — all in one pass.
Drop dozens of images and download them all as a single ZIP. No limits, no account.
Drag a slider to compare the original and the compressed result at full size — confirm the quality before you download.
Re-encoding removes EXIF, GPS location and camera data, so the photos you share don't leak where or how they were taken.
Every feature is free. If it saved you time, you can leave a one-time tip — but you never have to.
Yes. There are no subscriptions, no per-image fees and no account required. The site is supported by unobtrusive ads and optional one-time tips, so the tool itself stays completely free.
No. All compression and conversion happens locally inside your web browser using the Canvas API. Your files never touch a server, which makes this safe for confidential documents and client work.
It depends on the source, but photos commonly shrink 60–90% when converted to WebP at 75–85% quality. Screenshots and graphics with flat color can compress even more. You'll see the exact savings for every file.
You can import JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF and BMP, and export to JPG, PNG or WebP. The Auto setting chooses whichever format produces the smallest file at your chosen quality.
Lossy formats (JPG/WebP) trade a little quality for a much smaller size. The quality slider lets you balance the two; 80% is a sweet spot where most people can't see a difference. PNG stays lossless.
There's no fixed limit — you're only bounded by your device's memory. Very large batches of huge images may take a moment, since everything runs on your own hardware.
Yes. Because every image is re-encoded through the Canvas API, EXIF tags, GPS location and camera information are stripped automatically. The file you download contains only the pixels — safer for any photo you post or send.
Yes. Click the compare icon on any processed image to open a before/after slider, then drag the divider to inspect the original versus the compressed result at full size.