Image Compression Tool User Guide

Learn how to efficiently compress image files while maintaining visual quality and significantly reducing file size.

Tool Overview
The image compression tool helps you optimize image file sizes, suitable for website optimization, storage savings, and transmission acceleration scenarios.
  • Supports multiple image formats: JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, etc.
  • Intelligent compression algorithm that balances file size and image quality
  • Batch processing functionality to compress multiple images at once
  • Real-time preview of compression effects
  • Supports custom compression parameters
Usage Steps

1. Upload Images

Click the upload area or drag images to the specified location. Supports uploading single or multiple images simultaneously.

2. Select Compression Settings

Adjust compression quality, output format, and size parameters according to your needs. It's recommended to start testing with default settings.

3. Preview Effects

View the comparison effects before and after compression to ensure image quality meets requirements.

4. Download Results

Click the download button when satisfied to get the compressed image files.

Best Practices

Choose Appropriate Compression Quality

  • Web images: 70-85% quality is usually sufficient
  • Print images: 90-95% quality maintains best effects
  • Social media: 80-90% quality balances size and quality

Format Selection Recommendations

  • Photo-type images: Prioritize JPG format
  • Transparent background images: Use PNG format
  • Modern browsers: Consider WebP format for better compression ratio

Size Optimization

  • Adjust image dimensions according to usage scenarios
  • Avoid uploading overly large original images
  • Maintain appropriate aspect ratios
Common Questions

Q: What if image quality drops significantly after compression?

A: Try increasing the compression quality settings, or check if the original image has already been compressed. Some image formats have inherently high compression rates.

Q: Why is the compression effect not obvious for some images?

A: If the original image has already been optimized or the file is small, there is limited compression space. It's recommended to check the format and size of the original image.

Q: What image formats are supported?

A: Supports common formats such as JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, etc. Output format can be selected according to needs.