Upload one or more PNG files from your device.
Adjust compression strength, then compress to shrink screenshots and UI graphics.
Download when processing finishes. Each file stays available for up to 5 downloads.
Aimed at screenshots, UI assets, and illustrations where edges matter more than photo grain.
Keep PNG when you need a transparent background, JPEG cannot store alpha.
Smaller PNGs cut transfer time for docs, landing pages, and design handoffs.
Large screenshots and exported design files often shrink well. Tiny icons may save less. That is normal for already-simple graphics.
Photos are usually smaller as JPEG. Use this PNG compressor for graphics; use the JPEG compressor for camera photos.
Compression targets file size. Keep PNG when you need transparency; switch to JPEG only if you no longer need an alpha channel.
Very detailed or high-resolution PNGs have more data to store. Crop unused canvas or lower dimensions before compressing if size limits are strict.
Yes. Upload a batch within plan limits, compress in one job, and download the results.
Often yes. Text and UI stay sharper. If the screenshot is mostly a photo and size is critical, JPEG may be smaller.