Image Optimizer

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image Optimization

Compress your content for better user experience and SEO (aka: make the file smaller so your website and google don't yell at you).

Robinson Design Co.

Simple image compression, right from your browser.

Upload a JPEG, PNG, WebP, or HEIC image, choose your target file size and file type, then download a smaller version. Your image stays on your device and is only handled temporarily in this browser session.

Drop your image here or click to choose a file
JPEG, PNG, WebP, and supported HEIC files

Export type

Size (MB)

Starting quality

85%

Choose an image to begin.

Enter your desired maximum file size in MB. The tool will aim for that size by adjusting quality first, then image dimensions if needed. HEIC support depends on the visitor’s browser.

Original—

Compressed—

Saved—

New dimensions—

Download Image →

When you reset or close this page, the temporary download link is cleared.

Image Optimization Matters More Than You Think.

If you’re one of my more independent clients who updates blog posts, events, galleries, or content yourself – first off, I love that for you. But one of the biggest issues I see on websites is massive image uploads. iPhone and camera photos are insanely large nowadays, which is fantastic for print, but not so fantastic for web.

Huge image files take up valuable server space and can seriously slow down your website for visitors, which is a pretty big no-no when it comes to user experience and SEO.

There are plenty of image compressors out there already, but most of them require signups, subscriptions, weird hoops to jump through, or they slap a watermark on your file unless you pay, so…

I built this simple, free tool for you to quickly compress your images while still keeping them looking good before uploading them to your site.

Happy optimizing…May your load times be fast and your storage space plentiful.

PS: most of the websites I build have a 2MB upload limit, so if you’re compressing specifically for your website, keep that in mind when choosing your target size!