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Image Compressor

Reduce JPEG, PNG or WebP file size with a visual quality control.

Your image stays on your device.

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What Image Compressor does

Re-encode an image locally, compare original and output sizes, and download only when the result suits your needs.

Privacy and processing

Your image stays on your device. Selected files are read on this device and are not uploaded to a PipFoxy content API.

How to use Image Compressor

  1. 1Drop or choose a supported image within the safety limit.
  2. 2Adjust quality and output format, then process it.
  3. 3Compare file sizes and download the result if useful.

Common uses

  • Preparing website images
  • Reducing email attachments
  • Creating lighter social assets

Limitations

  • PNG quality controls differ from lossy JPEG and WebP compression.
  • Metadata such as camera details is not preserved in the canvas output.

Frequently asked questions

Can compression make a file larger?

Yes. Small or already optimised images can grow; PipFoxy warns when that happens.

Is the original changed?

No. A new browser-generated file is downloaded; the local original remains untouched.

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