Compress Images Online, Privately →
Compress to a specific KB limit
Output: PNG, JPG, WebP
Very small limits may not be possible without resizing.
FREE · PRIVATE · NO IMAGE UPLOADS
I kept needing to compress, resize, and convert images, but I didn't want to upload personal pictures or work screenshots just to change them. These small tools do the work on your own device. No account, no watermark, and no image uploads to Made by Yong.
Choose the job below. Each tool has its own instructions and a clear explanation of what it can and cannot do.
Compress to a specific KB limit
Output: PNG, JPG, WebP
Very small limits may not be possible without resizing.
Try to keep a real PNG under 150 KB
Output: PNG
Fine detail and transparency can make 150 KB unattainable.
Change width and height in pixels
Output: PNG, JPG, WebP
Upscaling cannot restore detail.
Convert between image formats
Output: PNG, JPG, WebP
JPG cannot keep transparency; GIF animation is not retained.
Process up to 30 images, download a ZIP
Output: PNG, JPG, WebP
Large batches still use local memory and CPU.
Good for diagrams, screenshots with text, and transparency. Complex PNGs can be large; a strict KB target cannot always be met.
Often a good choice for photographs. It uses lossy compression and cannot keep transparent areas.
Useful for web graphics and photos. It can offer small file sizes, but the result still depends on the image content and quality setting.
Your browser opens the local file, performs resizing or encoding using browser APIs, and creates a downloadable result on your device. The picture itself is not uploaded to Made by Yong. You can inspect the output before downloading it.
There are still trade-offs. A 150 KB file limit might be impossible for a detailed image at its original dimensions. On compression pages, quality protection is on by default; you must explicitly allow smaller dimensions when needed. For a PNG, fewer palette colors may change subtle detail. Check the result before using it for official documents.
Yes. The tools are free to use in a compatible modern browser, with no sign-in or file upload.
Yes, you can try the dedicated PNG tool. It keeps PNG output, but clearly reports if that limit is not possible with the chosen quality and dimensions.
Up to 30 images may be selected at once, with a maximum of 25 MB per input file. Large images use your device's processing power.
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