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Uniwersalny kompresor obrazów

Kompresuj zdjęcia produktów jakością lub docelowym KB w przeglądarce—ZIP partiami, bez wysyłania.

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100% Private: Compression runs with Canvas in your browser—nothing is uploaded.

Drag & drop images here

or click to browse · JPG, PNG, WebP · multiple files · up to 25 MB each

Compression mode

Output format

Target KB mode converts PNG to WebP so lossy compression can hit the cap

Preview & savings

Upload an image to see the compressed preview.

Original size
Compressed size
Size reduction

Need exact marketplace pixels first? Try the Universal Image Resizer

Banner-focused Shopify/Etsy sizes? Try the Shopify & Etsy Image Resizer

Amazon white-background check? Try the Product Photo Background Checker

Shrinking PDF documents instead? Try the Compress PDF

Optimizing animated GIFs? Try the GIF Resizer & Optimizer

Need UPC/EAN product barcodes? Try the Shopify Barcode Generator

Frequently Asked Questions

How does target file size (KB) compression work?

In target mode the tool binary-searches JPEG/WebP quality until the encoded blob fits under your max KB. If the image is still too large at the lowest quality, it scales dimensions down in steps and retries. PNG originals switch to WebP for target mode because lossless PNG rarely hits aggressive KB caps.

When should I use quality mode vs target KB mode?

Quality mode is best when you want predictable sharpness (for example 80–90% for Shopify catalog photos). Target KB mode is best when a marketplace, theme, or email template enforces a hard size limit—set 100–300 KB and let the binary search find the highest quality that fits.

Will compressing hurt my product photo SEO or conversion?

Moderate compression usually improves load speed, which helps Core Web Vitals and mobile conversion. Avoid crushing hero zooms below ~70% quality or aggressive downscaling unless required. Pair this compressor with the Universal Image Resizer so you hit the right pixels first, then shrink bytes.

Are my images uploaded to a server?

No. Encoding uses HTML5 Canvas toBlob entirely in your tab. Individual downloads and ZIP packing with JSZip also stay on-device—ideal for unreleased catalog shots.

Which output format should I choose?

Original keeps the source family when possible (JPEG stays JPEG, WebP stays WebP; PNG stays PNG in quality mode). Force JPEG for maximum compatibility or WebP for smaller files with modern browsers. For PDFs of documents, use Compress PDF instead.

Universal Image Compressor: Shrink Shopify & Amazon Photos to a Target KB

Heavy product photos slow storefronts, ads, and email. Sellers often need either a quality knob or a hard KB ceiling—not a desktop app and not a server that keeps a copy of the catalog.

This free Universal Image Compressor runs in the browser with Canvas encoding. Choose a quality slider (1–100%) or a target max size in KB with binary-search quality (and optional downscale fallback). Export Original, JPEG, or WebP, compare before/after bytes and savings %, then download one file or a ZIP batch.

Use it after sizing assets with the Universal Image Resizer and Shopify/Etsy presets, and before Amazon white-background checks. For document PDFs, switch to Compress PDF. Everything stays private—no uploads and no account.

Faster images help perceived performance and marketplace workflows without sacrificing a workable quality floor for zoom and grid thumbnails.