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Reduce PNG file size instantly using smart color quantization.
Browse for a PNG file or drag & drop it here.
We created this PNG Compressor to help developers and designers reduce the file size of their transparent images without sacrificing quality. While standard compression tools often struggle with PNGs, our tool uses advanced color quantization algorithms to selectively reduce the number of colors in the image palette. This method can reduce file sizes by up to 80% while keeping the image looking virtually identical to the human eye.
The highlight of this tool is its real-time comparison slider. You don't have to guess if the quality is "good enough." You can instantly see the difference between the original and compressed versions side-by-side. This ensures you can push the compression as far as possible to maximize website speed without making your graphics look pixelated or washed out.
Your privacy is paramount. Unlike many other online compressors that upload your images to their servers, our tool runs entirely within your web browser using JavaScript. Your images are processed locally on your computer, meaning your data is safe, secure, and the compression happens instantly.
PNG is a lossless format, but our tool creates "lossy" PNGs by using color quantization. This process converts 24-bit or 32-bit images into 8-bit images by reducing the number of unique colors (similar to how GIFs work) while preserving the full alpha channel transparency. This results in massive file size savings.
No. Our compressor is specifically designed to preserve the alpha channel. You can compress logos, icons, and graphics with transparent backgrounds, and they will remain transparent in the output file.
When you set the quality slider very low (e.g., below 40%), the tool forces the image to use very few colors (e.g., 32 colors or less). This causes "banding" in gradients and loss of detail. We recommend a setting between 70% and 80% for the best balance of size and quality.
While this tool is optimized for PNG output, you can upload JPG or WEBP files. The tool will convert them to PNG and then apply the compression. However, converting JPG to PNG usually increases file size, so this is best used for source images that need to be PNG.
Absolutely. All processing happens locally in your browser using advanced WebAssembly and JavaScript libraries. We never see, store, or upload your images to any server.