JPG compressor
Compress JPG/JPEG photos for websites, blogs, marketplaces, and email attachments with easy quality control.
Private image engine
TinyPicta is a local JPG compressor, PNG optimizer, WebP compressor, batch image compressor, and online image converter. PNG files are optimized losslessly with Oxipng, while lossy formats offer 10–100% quality control. Resize images, process batches, and download every result in one ZIP.
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Online image compression tools
Use TinyPicta to reduce image sizes before adding them to landing pages, product catalogs, blog posts, social media, or documents. Keep the original dimensions, resize by percentage, set a maximum width or height, or choose custom dimensions while exporting to JPG, PNG, WebP, or AVIF when available.
Compress JPG/JPEG photos for websites, blogs, marketplaces, and email attachments with easy quality control.
Optimize PNG screenshots, UI assets, and transparent images without uploading files to a server.
Reduce modern WebP images for faster pages, including batch processing and ZIP downloads.
Add multiple images at once, monitor batch progress, and download every compressed result in one ZIP file.
Convert JPG, PNG, WebP, optional HEIC/HEIF, and AVIF when supported, with flexible resizing and output formats.
Privacy first
TinyPicta is designed to process images on your device. Canvas-based resizing and conversion usually remove most embedded metadata, although results can vary by browser, format, and source file.
Quick answers before you process your images.
No. Your selected files are processed locally using browser APIs and client-side libraries.
Canvas conversion usually removes most embedded metadata, including EXIF, but results may vary by browser and format.
Inputs support JPG, PNG, WebP, and optional HEIC/HEIF. Outputs support the original format, JPG, PNG, WebP, and AVIF when the browser can encode it.
TinyPicta includes basic PWA support. After the app shell is cached, the homepage can be reopened offline on supported devices.