Design-to-Web Ready
Optimize Figma/Sketch exports and asset libraries before they reach your repository.
Design exports and UI assets arrive as heavy PNGs. Optimize them before deployment — lossless re-encoding keeps visual fidelity while trimming file size. All in your browser, with no upload.
Last updated: August 7, 2026
Optimize Figma/Sketch exports and asset libraries before they reach your repository.
Icons, buttons and illustrations stay pixel-perfect with transparent backgrounds.
Smaller assets mean quicker deploys, lighter pages and better scores.
Upload an image
Click the upload area or drag & drop a JPG/PNG image onto the page.
Choose compression quality
High quality (near-lossless), Balanced (best for web), or Maximum compression (smallest size).
Download the result
Compare the file size and savings percentage, then download with one click.
A typical website ships dozens of PNG assets — illustrations, icons, logo variants — and each one carries export overhead. Compressing them as part of your build workflow cuts total page weight with zero design impact.
A Figma export of a hero illustration might be 1.2MB. After lossless re-encoding the same image is typically 700-900KB — and visually identical. Across 20 assets, that’s several MB shaved from your site.
Your assets are processed locally and never uploaded — even unreleased designs stay confidential.
After export. Design tools export lossless PNGs with heavy metadata; re-encoding them strips that overhead without touching the design.
Illustrations, UI components, logo variants and marketing images. Photos on your site are better served by JPEG compression.
No — lossless mode keeps every pixel identical. The savings come from removing redundant metadata and more efficient encoding.
Yes — use Batch mode on the tool page to compress up to 10 images at once, then download them all.
Completely. Compression runs locally in your browser — assets are never uploaded anywhere.