Kompresio
Browser-based MVP tool

PNG compressor

Compress PNG Online

Compress PNG images and convert transparent PNGs to high-quality WebP directly in your browser with Kompresio.

PNG

Smart recommendation example

Format: WebP
Quality: 78
Resize width: 1600px
Remove metadata: Yes
Estimated saving: 72%
Read how it works

Ready to optimize

Upload images to preview, analyze, convert, clean metadata, crop, or create a PDF directly in the browser.

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Your images stay on your device

Core optimization runs in the browser. Files are not sent to an API route for MVP compression, conversion, resize, crop, preview, or ZIP export.

Guide

How to use Compress PNG

Kompresio keeps compress PNG online practical: the tool loads first, then useful guidance explains settings and use cases.

How to compress png

  1. 1

    Upload PNG files.

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    Keep PNG or export WebP.

  3. 3

    Download clean optimized files.

Why use Kompresio

  • Optimize screenshots, UI assets, and transparent graphics.
  • Preserve transparency when exporting WebP.
  • Batch process PNG assets for websites.

Best for

ScreenshotsTransparent assetsUI icons

Supported formats include PNG. For advanced server-side processing, use direct object storage upload rather than posting large images to serverless functions.

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Continue the image workflow

Move between compression, conversion, resize, metadata cleanup, and batch export without changing apps.

FAQ

Questions about Compress PNG

Clear answers for privacy, formats, batch processing, and output quality.

Are my images uploaded to a server?

Core tools run in your browser. For the MVP flow, Kompresio processes previews, compression, conversion, resizing, metadata cleaning, and ZIP export locally on your device.

Can I process multiple images?

Yes. You can add multiple files to the queue, process them together, and download the results individually or as a ZIP archive.

Does compression reduce quality?

Lossy formats can reduce quality if the quality value is too low. The balanced presets use practical values for smaller files while keeping the image visually clean.