App description
Easily compress and resize your photos and images with our user-friendly image compressor.
Simply select the image you want to compress or resize, choose your desired compression level, and let our app do the rest.
With our app, you can reduce the size of your images without sacrificing quality, making it perfect for saving space on your device or for sharing images online. Try it now and see the difference!
This app offers a live preview of the compressed photo - before creating the image you will know how it's going to look like and how much space it's going to take on disk.
This app has three modes to compress images:
1. Quick Compress: The easiest way to compress photos. Simply select the amount of compression and click “compress”, the app will optimize the image to save space while looking as good as the original.
2. Compress to a specific file size: You specify the size of the photo in KB (kilobytes), press "compress" and let the app to the optimizations. This feature is recommended when you need to compress photos to an exact file size.
3. Manual: here you can manually select the desired width and height of the image, as well as the compression amount. This mode gives you full control on the compression and resizing process.
Each mode supports batch compression and batch resizing.
Features of the app:
* Free to use
* Batch compression/resizing (multiple photos compression/resize)
* Compress Photos to a specified file size
* Compress photos to a specific width and height
* Save storage space on your device, phones and tables are supported
* Convert any image format, supports conversion from JPEG, JPG, PNG, WEBP format
Supported image formats: jpeg, jpg, png, webp.
Simply select the image you want to compress or resize, choose your desired compression level, and let our app do the rest.
With our app, you can reduce the size of your images without sacrificing quality, making it perfect for saving space on your device or for sharing images online. Try it now and see the difference!
This app offers a live preview of the compressed photo - before creating the image you will know how it's going to look like and how much space it's going to take on disk.
This app has three modes to compress images:
1. Quick Compress: The easiest way to compress photos. Simply select the amount of compression and click “compress”, the app will optimize the image to save space while looking as good as the original.
2. Compress to a specific file size: You specify the size of the photo in KB (kilobytes), press "compress" and let the app to the optimizations. This feature is recommended when you need to compress photos to an exact file size.
3. Manual: here you can manually select the desired width and height of the image, as well as the compression amount. This mode gives you full control on the compression and resizing process.
Each mode supports batch compression and batch resizing.
Features of the app:
* Free to use
* Batch compression/resizing (multiple photos compression/resize)
* Compress Photos to a specified file size
* Compress photos to a specific width and height
* Save storage space on your device, phones and tables are supported
* Convert any image format, supports conversion from JPEG, JPG, PNG, WEBP format
Supported image formats: jpeg, jpg, png, webp.
What our users say
Edit- I see. I am updating my rating, but I wish app description was clearer about the fact that it only converts to jpg. Also the location of compressed image should have been clearer. It was the smallest text and in white colour. I completely missed it before.
Kazi Asif Ahmed
So far good. The app developer was prompt to respond to my query related to deleting the original one after compression. I found it after the option which I never used because of the adv coming in between the compression and save options
BISWAMOHAN ROUTRAY
I particularly like the manual compression to 50kb as it is not a noticeable loss of detail on my tablet, yet it removes a great deal of unnecessary space bytes. I think it also gets rid of the meta data be default and who knows what be lurking in there.
Philip Russell
It's a great app. There's one unclear design element IMO: after a batch compression, one might expect "delete" to delete the originals, rather than the brand new files. Having a "delete originals" option would be nice (different from Replace, allowing an inbox > outbox workflow.)
freakingmayhem