Shrink & convert — Image Studio

Image Compressor — Azad University

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Conversion settings

Output control

Quality 80

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80 is a good balance for photos. Use 90–100 for near-lossless results, 50–70 for thumbnails.

Resize

Images keep their original width and height.

File naming

Drop images here

or paste from your clipboard (Ctrl / Cmd + V)

Animated GIFs are converted from their first frame only — animation is not preserved.

JPG · JPEG · PNG · GIF · BMP · WEBP · AVIF · SVG · ICO · TIFF* · HEIC* — up to 100 files at once

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Your files will appear here. Add some images to get started.

How to use Shrink & convert

Compress JPEG, PNG and WebP images locally, with a live before/after preview so you can find the smallest size that still looks good.

Add one or more images.
Choose the output format and move the quality slider while watching the preview.
Compare file sizes — the tool shows exactly how much you save.
Download individual images or everything at once.

Tip: For photos, WebP at moderate quality often halves the size of an equivalent JPEG; for graphics with sharp edges and text, try PNG.

About Shrink & convert

Drop in JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP, AVIF, SVG and more — one file or a hundred at a time. Tune quality, dimensions, or a target file size, then download each file or grab everything as a ZIP.

100% local — files are never uploaded to any server

JPGPNGGIFBMPAVIFSVGICO+→WEBP