PNG is the right format for logos, icons, and graphics with transparency, but PNG files are often far larger than they need to be. This page re-encodes PNGs in your browser, resizes them if you ask, and strips metadata in the process because redrawing on Canvas does not carry EXIF or GPS data forward.
Up to 20 images per batch. For dozens of images, run another batch of 20.
Output is PNG only. Quality slider does not apply to PNG.
| File | Before | After | Saved | Download |
|---|
Output is PNG only. For photos, use WebP conversion instead — it will usually be much smaller.
Each tool on this site has its own page, its own title, and its own explanation, so search engines can match a specific search — for example, this exact job — to this exact page, instead of to one generic homepage. That is also why the steps and questions above are written for this tool only, not copied from the other tools.
No, and this page does not claim it. It is Canvas re-encoding plus resizing and metadata stripping. True OxiPNG needs a WASM codec, which is a future upgrade.
Yes. Output is PNG, so transparent areas stay transparent.
PNG is lossless, so a detailed photo saved as PNG will always be large. For photos, WebP or JPEG is the right format, not PNG.
All tools on this site run in your browser. No upload, no signup, no external code libraries in v1.