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Standard browser compression often accidentally increases file size, especially when re-saving highly optimized assets. This Smart Compressor solves that problem by analyzing the input and the output. If the compressed version is larger than the original, the tool automatically discards the changes and keeps the original file (Lossless fallback). It also features a Queue System, allowing you to review selected files before processing. Ideally suited for developers, it converts heavy PNGs to modern WebP format by default, often reducing size by 70% to 90% without visible quality loss.

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Formulas

The tool uses a Safety Check Algorithm to prevent file bloating:

FinalBlob = {
Blobnew if Sizenew < SizeorigBloborig otherwise

Visual Comparison alignment uses strict coordinate synchronization:

Widthinner_img = Widthcontainer

Reference Data

Input FormatRecommended OutputTypical ReductionNotes
PNG (Transparent)WebP60% − 90%Maintains transparency, drastic size drop.
PNG (Opaque)JPEG70% − 95%Loses transparency, best for screenshots/photos.
JPEG (Camera)JPEG (Low Q)30% − 60%Removes sensor noise and invisible high-freq data.
Already OptimizedKeep Original0%Prevents re-compression artifacts and size bloating.

Frequently Asked Questions

Browser canvas functions (HTML5 Canvas) re-encode the image. If you upload a PNG that was already optimized by a server tool (like TinyPNG), the browser's native "Deflate" algorithm might be less efficient, adding bytes. This version checks for that and discards the result if it's worse than the original.
We fixed the alignment logic. The "After" image is now forced to match the container's exact dimensions via JavaScript, ensuring that when you slide the divider, the pixels overlap perfectly without shifting.
Always choose **WebP**. It keeps the transparent background (Alpha channel) but uses advanced compression logic superior to PNG.
Technically no, but browser memory is limited. We recommend processing batches of 10-20 images at a time to prevent the tab from crashing.