Image Compression: AI Images Too Heavy? Slim Them Before You Publish
AI-generated illustrations and posters often run several megabytes, then get re-compressed to mush by social platforms. Image Compressor pastes/drags in, precisely controls size and quality, exports WebP/AVIF, all local.
2026-09-12
A lot of today's assets come from AI: a 2048×2048 illustration exports at 4–6MB. Upload as-is and the platform re-compresses it to save bandwidth, smearing details; don't compress and loading drags.
Image Compressor solves that in-between awkwardness: bring size down locally first, then output WebP/AVIF so the platform's second compression does far less damage and the result stays close to the original.
There's no learning curve: paste the fresh result with Ctrl+V or drag in a batch, drag the size and quality sliders with a preview per image, then export. Everything runs in your browser, nothing is uploaded.
AI made generating images cheap, but bandwidth and attention didn't get cheaper. One compression step makes sure your work is actually seen. Bookmark it and slim down after the next generation.
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