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Compress PNG Online – Free PNG Compressor

Reduce PNG file size directly in your browser while preserving transparency and maintaining strong visual quality. Upload, compress, compare, and download optimized PNG images without sending files to a server. Or drag & drop images here PNG files only · Up to 20 files per batch · Up to 20 MB each
75% Higher values preserve more colors. Lower values usually create smaller files. At 100%, the tool does not intentionally reduce the color palette.

Why Use CompressIMG PNG Compressor?

Local Browser Processing

Your PNG files are processed locally in your browser and are not uploaded to our server.

Batch PNG Compression

Compress up to 20 PNG files in one batch, with files up to 20 MB each.

Preserve PNG Transparency

Transparent and partially transparent areas remain supported in the compressed PNG output.

Before-and-After Preview

Compare the original and compressed images before downloading the result.

How to Compress PNG Online

Compress PNG files directly in your browser while preserving transparency. Upload PNG images, adjust quality, compare results, and download individual PNG files or a ZIP for multiple images.

1

Upload PNG Files

Choose up to 20 PNG files from your device or drag and drop them onto the page. Each file can be up to 20 MB.

2

Adjust PNG Quality

Use a higher value to preserve more colors or a lower value to create a smaller file. At 100%, the tool does not intentionally reduce the color palette.

PNG Quality 75%

100% does not intentionally reduce the color palette.

3

Start Compression

Click "Start Compression" to process the PNG files locally in your browser.

Start Compression
4

Compare and Download

Compare the original and compressed PNG, then download each result or download multiple processed files.

Example result varies by image
⬇ Download ZIP

What Is PNG Compression?

PNG compression reduces the file size of a PNG image while preserving transparent areas and important visual details. PNG is commonly used for logos, icons, screenshots, interface graphics, diagrams, and other images that require sharp edges or transparency.

The final file size depends on the image dimensions, number of colors, transparency, and the selected quality setting. Images with fewer colors and large areas of similar color usually compress more effectively than photo-like PNG images.

How CompressIMG Compresses PNG Files

CompressIMG uses two methods to optimize PNG images.

At 100% quality, the tool re-encodes the PNG without intentionally reducing its color palette. This setting is designed to preserve the visible colors and transparency of typical PNG images.

At lower quality settings, the tool may reduce the maximum number of colors in the image. A smaller color palette can produce a significantly smaller PNG file, although some colors may change slightly.

If palette compression does not create a smaller file, CompressIMG automatically tries re-encoding the PNG without intentionally reducing its color palette. If neither method reduces the file size, the original file is returned and marked as already optimized.

All processing happens locally in your browser. Your PNG files are not uploaded to the CompressIMG server.

When Should You Compress PNG Images?

PNG compression is useful when you need to reduce the size of:

Logos and Icons

Compress transparent logos and icons while keeping their transparent backgrounds.

Website Screenshots

Reduce the size of screenshots, interface graphics, and images containing text before adding them to a website.

App and UI Assets

Optimize buttons, interface elements, diagrams, and other graphics used in websites or applications.

Email and File Sharing

Create smaller PNG files that are easier to upload, store, attach to emails, and share online.

Documents and Presentations

Reduce the size of charts, diagrams, screenshots, and transparent graphics used in documents or presentations.

Photo-like PNG images with many colors may remain relatively large after compression. For photographs, JPG, WebP, or AVIF may produce a smaller file.

Real PNG Compression Results

Compression results vary depending on the image dimensions, color complexity, transparency, and selected quality setting.

The examples below are based on real PNG files processed by CompressIMG at a 75% quality setting.

Image Type Dimensions Original File Size Compressed File Size Reduction Quality Setting
Transparent logo 1024 × 1024 px 722.7 KB 350.2 KB 52% 75%
UI screenshot 3360 × 1880 px 725.2 KB 172.7 KB 76% 75%
PNG illustration 1408 × 768 px 2.81 MB 252.1 KB 91% 75%

Some PNG files may already be highly optimized. In that case, CompressIMG returns the original file rather than creating a larger result.

PNG vs JPG vs WebP vs AVIF

Different image formats are suitable for different types of content.

Format Best For Transparency Typical File Size
PNG Logos, screenshots, icons, and UI graphics Yes Larger
JPG Photos and complex images No Small
WebP General website images Yes Smaller
AVIF Modern web images and stronger compression Yes Very small

Use PNG when transparency, sharp edges, and clear text are important. Use JPG for photographs, WebP for general website images, and AVIF when stronger file-size reduction is the main priority.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this PNG compressor free?

You can compress PNG files without paying or creating an account. You can process up to 20 PNG files per batch, with a maximum file size of 20 MB per image.

Does PNG compression affect image quality?

At 100% quality, CompressIMG re-encodes the PNG without intentionally reducing its color palette. Lower settings may reduce the color palette and cause small visual changes while producing a smaller file.

Will PNG transparency be preserved?

Yes. Transparent and partially transparent areas remain supported in the compressed PNG output.

Why is my compressed PNG not smaller?

The image may already be optimized, or its colors and pixel data may not compress efficiently. In that case, CompressIMG returns the original file instead of producing a larger result.

Are my PNG files uploaded to a server?

No. PNG decoding, compression, comparison, and download processing happen locally in your browser. Your image files are not sent to the CompressIMG server.

Can I compress multiple PNG files?

Yes. You can process up to 20 PNG files in the same batch. Each file can be up to 20 MB.

What does the 100% quality setting mean?

At 100%, CompressIMG re-encodes the PNG without intentionally reducing its color palette. Lower values may use fewer colors to produce a smaller file.

Can I upload JPG, WebP, or AVIF files on this page?

No. This page accepts PNG files only. Use the CompressIMG multi-format tool to compress or convert JPG, PNG, WebP, and AVIF images.

PNG and Image Optimization Guides

Learn how to reduce PNG file size, optimize images for websites, and choose the right image format.

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