Files stay local
Image processing happens in your browser. Your image files are not uploaded to LiteImage.
IMAGE COMPRESSION, MADE SIMPLE
Make images lighter.
Compress your images in seconds. Keep the quality you need, lose the file size you don't.
✓ Your files stay on your device✓ Choose quality and size✓ Download when you're ready
See how it works
GET STARTED
Compress your images
Choose your images, set the output you want, and download the smaller files.
Drop your images here
or choose files from your device to get started.
JPG, PNG and WebP · Up to 20 MB each · Up to 20 images
Compression settingsProcessed on your device
WebP is a good choice for most images.
Higher quality usually means larger files.
Original proportions are preserved.
Your images
Ready to process
Ready when you areYour images stay on this device.
A SIMPLE WORKFLOW
Three steps.
That's all it takes.
01Choose your images
Add JPG, PNG or WebP files from your device. You can process several at once.
02Set your preferences
Choose an output format, adjust quality and set a maximum image dimension.
03Download the results
See the new file sizes, then download each compressed image when you're ready.
THE ESSENTIALS
Less file size.
More room to share.
Useful controls when you need them. A straightforward workflow when you don't.
Choose your settings
Adjust quality, choose an output format and resize without changing the image proportions.
See what changed
Compare original and compressed sizes before downloading your finished images.
NEED A HAND?
Image compression questions
Are my images uploaded?
No. LiteImage processes selected images in your browser. The image files are not sent to LiteImage's server.
Which image formats are supported?
You can add JPG, PNG and WebP images. You can export as WebP, JPEG or PNG, depending on browser support.
Will compression reduce image quality?
It can. Lower quality settings generally produce smaller files, while higher settings preserve more visual detail. You can adjust the setting and compare the resulting file size.
What happens to the original image?
Your original file is not changed. LiteImage creates a separate compressed file for you to download.