WebP delivers similar visual quality to JPG at roughly 25–34% smaller file sizes, with support across all current major browsers. Here is when converting pays off and how to do it right.
WebP lossless is about 26% smaller than PNG on average per Google's benchmark, and lossy WebP can be much smaller for photo-like content — but tiny icons, flat-color logos, and pixel-exact screenshots can end up larger. A decision guide with conversion commands and a verification checklist.
Shrink SVG files in your browser without breaking them. Here is what safe SVG optimization removes, which plugins to leave off, and how to verify the output before you publish.
Shrink a GIF in your browser using four levers — dimensions, colors, frames, and lossy compression — and match it to your platform's file-size requirements.
Compress WebP online by tuning quality and mode, not by guessing. Here is how quality, file size, and browser support actually interact.
A decision guide for shrinking PNGs: when lossless or lossy PNG compression is enough, and when converting to WebP or AVIF is the better move.
Practical JPEG quality settings by use case, why chroma subsampling and progressive encoding matter, and a repeatable online compression workflow with visual verification steps.
A practical guide to the best image compression settings for web publishing, including format choices, quality ranges, sizing rules, responsive image checks, and common mistakes to avoid.