Select PNG
Choose one or more PNG files from your device.
Convert PNG images to JPG or WebP to get smaller files. PNG output is not useful here because the browser encoder does not support a quality level for PNG.
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PNG files · up to 20 files · max. 75 MB per imageFiles stay on your device
Choose JPG or WebP as the output format. PNG output is unavailable because quality control is not supported.
Choose one or more PNG files from your device.
Select JPG or WebP as the output format and set the quality.
Download results individually or collect multiple files in a ZIP archive.
The browser's canvas.toBlob() function ignores the quality value for PNG output.
PNG uses lossless DEFLATE. The quality parameter has no effect on the encoder. That is why PNG is not available as an output format here.
JPG allows an adjustable quality setting. For photographs, JPG is usually much smaller than PNG.
WebP also supports an adjustable quality setting and frequently achieves smaller files than JPG for photographs.
Technical background for choosing between JPG and WebP.
canvas.toBlob('image/png', ..., quality) ignores the quality parameter entirely. A PNG output would be equivalent to the original but not smaller.
For photographs without transparency, JPG at a good quality setting usually produces files much smaller than PNG and is supported nearly everywhere.
Modern WebP typically achieves smaller files than JPG at the same perceived quality. Browser support has been universal since 2022.
PNG transparency is placed on white for JPG output. WebP can in principle preserve transparency. PNG-specific metadata are not transferred.
Answers about compression, quality, and privacy.
canvas.toBlob() ignores the quality value for PNG. A PNG output would not be smaller than the original — that is why only JPG and WebP are available.
Transparent areas are placed on a white background for JPG output. WebP can in principle preserve transparency.
80 % is a practical starting point. Lower it for smaller files; then check fine edges and gradients.
Yes. Up to 20 files can be processed in one batch.
Yes. LokalPix does not change the pixel dimensions during compression.
Processing uses your browser's built-in functions. There is no image upload and no cloud storage.
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