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Compress PNG.

Compress PNG with maximum lossless or adjustable palette modes, using protected server encoding when enabled.

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Compress PNG

Compress in your browser. A restricted server encoder can optionally provide stronger optimization without storing files.

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Choose an imagePNG, WebP or JPEG · 12 MB max · 16 megapixels

Or drop one PNG, WebP or JPEG image here

Your artwork, front and center.Choose an image to begin editing.

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Prepare a smaller PNG

Choose how much detail to preserve. Try real indexed PNG compression in your browser, or the stronger Sharp encoder when enabled. Compare the actual file sizes and inspect the result.

Width (px)Height (px)

PNG compressionBalanced and highest-compression settings reduce colours. The tool will retain your original PNG if it is already smaller, when no resizing or transformations were made. Preserve proportions

Editing runs in your browser. AVIF and strong PNG compression can use a separately activated, size-limited server encoder. Those requests are processed in memory without saving your file. Availability depends on your browser and PNGPond server readiness.

How to use Compress PNG

1Select a PNG image.
2Choose maximum lossless, balanced, or highest compression (may reduce colours).
3Review the real measured file size and image preview.
4Download the PNG only when you are happy with the result.

About compress png

A smaller PNG is not guaranteed for every source. Lossless compression preserves pixels, while palette reduction can trade fine colour detail for size. Compare actual file sizes and inspect transparency before downloading.

Frequently asked questions

Is compression always lossless?

Lossless mode preserves pixel colors. Balanced and smaller-file modes reduce color precision and can introduce visible differences.

Can you predict the output size?

The tool encodes a preview of the actual output and measures the bytes. Estimates are not substituted for real file sizes.

Browser-based results remain on your device. Compression, colours and vector tracing involve trade-offs; check each output before using it publicly.