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Image Compressor

Compress JPG, PNG and WebP images to smaller web-ready files.

Accepted

JPG, PNG, WebP

Limit

1 file · up to 10 MB

Result

Image → Image

Handling

Auto cleanup after 1h

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Max file size: 10MB

Max files per run: 1

Supported formats: JPG, PNG, WebP

Upload exactly one image (JPG, PNG or WebP), up to 10MB.

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Quality: %

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Build a multi-step flow (compress, convert, resize, merge) and run it in one upload.

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How it works

1

Upload your image

Select a JPG, PNG, or WebP image up to 25MB. Drag and drop or click to browse.

2

We compress it server-side

Our pipeline reduces file size using quality-75 encoding for web-optimal output in both JPG and WebP formats.

3

Download both outputs

Get compressed.jpg and compressed.webp ready to drop into any website or app.

Read the Image Compressor workflow

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About Image Compressor

Most image compression tools apply a fixed quality preset without explaining what changed. The CodeStorms Image Compressor encodes each uploaded JPG, PNG, or WebP at quality 75 — a tested sweet spot that typically reduces file size by 40–70% while keeping images visually sharp on screens and in print. It outputs two files simultaneously: a compressed JPEG for broadest compatibility and a WebP for modern browsers, so you can serve both formats from a single upload. It is used by web developers preparing hero images,...

→ Compress product photos before uploading to Shopify, WooCommerce, or any e-commerce CMS. → Reduce hero image file sizes to improve Core Web Vitals and Largest Contentful Paint scores. → Shrink marketing email images to stay under attachment limits without degrading appearance. → Prepare blog post images to serve both JPG and WebP formats from a single compressed source.

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Compress Images for a Faster Website

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Convert WebP to JPG/PNG when WordPress plugins, editors, or marketplaces reject WebP. Includes a quick workflow and best practices.

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A practical workflow for converting JPG/PNG to WebP, compressing correctly, and deploying assets in a way that improves real-world performance.

Guide

How to Batch Resize Images Online

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📦 Supported formats 4 file types

JPG JPEG PNG WebP

❓ Frequently asked questions 6 answers

The Image Compressor by CodeStorms takes a single JPG, PNG or WebP image and creates two optimized outputs: compressed.jpg and compressed.webp at quality 75, ideal for the web.

You can upload one JPEG, PNG or WebP image (up to 25MB). The tool will generate compressed JPG and WebP outputs.

Yes, you can start using the Image Compressor for free. Future paid plans may add higher limits, presets and automation.

Each compression run is stored temporarily. A background cleanup job regularly deletes expired runs together with all source and output files.

Yes. The generated compressed.jpg and compressed.webp files are optimized for the web and can be safely used on landing pages, blogs and e-commerce product images.

The platform is focused on privacy. Files are stored only as long as needed for processing and download, then removed automatically when the run expires.