Image optimizer

Use Image optimizer to prepare an optimized image copy. Follow practical steps, review an example, and check the result before using it in your next task.

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JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF. You can select multiple images.
Choose another format to convert all selected images.
Higher quality produces larger files.
Batch result
Image Original size New size Change

Image optimizer: prepare an optimized image copy

Use Image optimizer to prepare an optimized image copy. Try reducing an image’s storage needs while keeping a quality level suitable for its destination.

How to use Image optimizer

Select the source image, review the available optimization settings, generate the output, and compare it with the original.

Example and practical checks

Use an image with small text or detailed edges so changes are easy to inspect. Check the result in the application where you plan to use it.

What to check before copying

A smaller file is useful only when its quality and dimensions still suit the task. Do not assume every image will become smaller or look identical. Use only the input needed for your task. Check the selected source carefully, especially when several similar files or examples are available.

Common questions

Does optimization change dimensions?

Check the actual settings and output. File compression and image resizing are different operations, even when a workflow offers both.

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Use Exif reader for a separate metadata check. If the next step requires a different image format, compare PNG to JPG and JPG to PNG and inspect the converted copy.

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