Nothing leaves your device
Every pixel is processed locally in your browser, not on a distant server.
Compress JPG, PNG, WebP and HEIC images to the KB or MB limit you need—without uploading your files or sacrificing more quality than necessary.
Every pixel is processed locally in your browser, not on a distant server.
Set a KB or MB target. PixSqueeze balances quality and dimensions to stay below it.
Queue several photos, compress them in one pass, then download each result.
Each shortcut opens a focused tool with the target already filled in.
Set an exact target size and process files privately in your browser.
Open toolSet an exact target size and process files privately in your browser.
Open toolSet an exact target size and process files privately in your browser.
Open toolSet an exact target size and process files privately in your browser.
Open toolThere is no account, transfer, or hidden queue. Your browser does the work.
PixSqueeze is built for upload rules that give you a number, not a quality setting. Enter 50KB, 100KB, 200KB, 1MB or any custom limit, and the compressor searches for the strongest practical result at or below it. If quality adjustment is not enough, it gradually reduces dimensions instead of failing without explanation.
Your selected images are decoded, compressed and prepared for download inside the browser. They are not sent to PixSqueeze servers. That makes the tool suitable for personal photos, client assets and application documents you would rather not hand to an unknown processing service.
Yes. Core compression is free, requires no account and adds no watermark.
The tool aims for the closest valid result at or below your target. Image encoders produce discrete file sizes, so a safe output can be slightly smaller than the number entered.
No. PixSqueeze creates a new download and leaves the source file unchanged on your device.