Image Compressor & WebP Converter
Compress product, campaign, and website images in your browser, convert them to WebP, and download smaller files ready to publish.
Optimized Image
Compare the file size and dimensions, inspect the preview, then download the WebP file.
Select an image and run the converter to see the preview, size comparison, and download actions.
This WebP is larger than the source. Try a lower quality or dimension, or keep the original image.
How to Prepare an Image for Publishing
Use the smallest dimensions and quality that still preserve the product or campaign details your visitors need.
Start with the cleanest available JPEG, PNG, or WebP instead of repeatedly compressing an already degraded copy.
Match the maximum dimension to the largest size the image will actually occupy on the page or document.
Check text, product edges, gradients, transparency, and fine details at the size visitors will see.
Image and Result Guidance
Compression is a visual tradeoff. File size alone does not determine whether an image is ready to publish.
The selected image is not uploaded by this tool. Closing or resetting the page removes the generated browser preview.
Current major browsers support WebP, but confirm the requirements of older publishing systems, marketplaces, and document workflows.
Save your high-quality source separately. WebP conversion does not replace an editable master or add missing image detail.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Understand supported files, browser processing, quality choices, and result limits.
Which image formats can I use?
You can select a JPEG, PNG, or WebP image. The downloaded result is a WebP file. Animated images and SVG files are not processed by this tool.
Are my images uploaded or stored?
No. The selected image is decoded, resized, and compressed in your browser. The image and generated file are not uploaded to TradeGoAI by this tool.
What quality setting should I choose?
A quality between 75 and 85 is a practical starting point for most product and website images. Review fine text, edges, gradients, and product details before publishing.
Why can the WebP file be larger than the original?
An already optimized source, a small image, transparency, or a high quality setting can produce a WebP file that is not smaller. Compare the result and keep the original when it is better.
Does converting an image improve its resolution?
No. Compression and format conversion do not add real image detail. This tool can reduce dimensions but does not enlarge the image or restore detail missing from the source.
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