Private processing
PNG files remain inside the current browser tab and are not sent to an ImageOptimise image-processing server.
Reduce PNG file size privately in your browser with lossless OxiPNG processing. Preserve decoded pixels and transparency, process up to 25 images and download the completed batch in one ZIP.
JPEG, PNG, WebP or SVG · Up to 25 images · 25MB per image
PNG is useful for logos, screenshots, interface graphics and transparent artwork. ImageOptimise reduces encoding overhead without intentionally changing decoded pixels.
PNG files remain inside the current browser tab and are not sent to an ImageOptimise image-processing server.
Transparent and semi-transparent pixels remain supported throughout the lossless optimisation path.
If lossless processing cannot produce a smaller PNG, the original is kept and reported honestly.
Optimise one PNG or a batch of up to 25 and collect the completed results in one ZIP.
No account, installation or compression expertise is required.
Drag SVG, JPEG, PNG or WebP files into the drop area, or browse your device. You can select one image or a mixed batch of up to 25.
The tool validates each file and automatically uses the tested codec for its format while keeping the decoded pixel dimensions.
See the original size, output size and genuine percentage saved. Download individually or choose Download all as ZIP.
The optimizer restructures PNG encoding rather than lowering photographic quality or removing transparent content.
OxiPNG searches for a more efficient lossless representation while preserving the decoded pixel result.
Transparent edges, shadows and overlays remain supported, which is important for logos and interface graphics.
Width and height remain unchanged. The separate resize tool is available when smaller pixel dimensions are appropriate.
Lossless PNG optimisation cannot discard visual detail to manufacture a dramatic saving. Screenshots and graphics exported with inefficient settings may reduce well, while a carefully optimised PNG may remain almost unchanged.
Detailed photographic PNG files can remain large because lossless storage must preserve every decoded pixel. If transparency is not required, converting a photograph to JPEG or WebP may create a much smaller practical output.
Always review important images at normal display size before publishing. Compression results depend on the image content, source encoder and previous processing history.✓Pixel dimensions are preserved by the current compressor.
✓The input image format is preserved.
✓Transparent PNG and WebP content remains supported.
✓SVG artwork remains vector content and is never silently rasterised.
✓A larger processed candidate is discarded in favour of the original.
PNG optimisation is useful for interface images, diagrams, logos, screenshots, overlays and other assets where lossless pixels or transparency matter.
Prepare hero images, article photographs and interface graphics before uploading them to a CMS or landing page.
Reduce product and category image weight before adding assets to an ecommerce catalogue.
Create lighter promotional graphics for campaign production, review and handover workflows.
Reduce the source weight of images before placing them into documents, slide decks or downloadable resources.
Optimise a batch and provide the completed assets together in one convenient ZIP.
Use smaller working copies where full original encoding weight is not required. Keep original master files separately when needed.
The optimisation code and codecs are delivered to your browser, then supported images are decoded and processed on your device. Image bytes, filenames and job data are not sent to an ImageOptimise image-processing server.
Clear information about formats, privacy, output and batch limits.
Yes. The PNG path uses lossless OxiPNG processing and does not intentionally alter the decoded pixel result.
No. Transparent and semi-transparent content remains supported.
No image-processing upload endpoint is used. Supported PNG files are processed inside the current browser tab.
Lossless savings depend on the source encoder and image structure. An already optimised PNG may contain little removable overhead.
PNG preserves pixels losslessly. Photographs contain complex colour information and are often more efficiently stored as JPEG or WebP when transparency is not needed.
No. Pixel dimensions remain unchanged. Use Resize Images when you intentionally want to reduce width or height.
Yes. Add up to 25 PNG images, each no larger than 25MB, and download results individually or in one ZIP.
Add up to 25 PNG images and let lossless browser-based processing begin automatically.