Welcome to the TateyTech online image compressor—your one-stop solution for making images smaller, faster, and more efficient for the web.
TateyTech online image compressor - our tool is fast, free and easy to compressor to photos without losing quality. Perfect for blogs, websites, and email attachments.
Image Compressor Tool
📸 Drag & drop your image here, or click to browse
You can also paste an image (Ctrl + V)
✨ How It Works
- Upload your image — see original size and dimensions instantly.
- Resize (optional) — adjust width/height and keep “Lock Aspect Ratio” checked to avoid distortion.
- Choose Format — WEBP (default), JPEG for photos, or PNG for logos.
- Set Quality — try 80% for best results (usually 70–80% smaller).
- Preview & Download — confirm target size (e.g., Compressed: 99.9 KB).
⚙️ Best Settings by Use Case
Blogs / Websites
- Format
- WEBP
- Quality
- 70–85%
- Tip
- Resize to content width (e.g., 1024px) for best Core Web Vitals.
Logos / Graphics
- Format
- PNG or WEBP
- Quality
- 90–100%
- Tip
- Keep exact pixel size and preserve transparency.
High-Res Photos
- Format
- JPEG or WEBP
- Quality
- 60–75%
- Tip
- Downscale the long edge to 1920–2560px for web use.
Email / Forms
- Format
- JPEG
- Quality
- <80% (target <100 KB)
- Tip
- Reduce dimensions and quality to meet attachment limits.
📊 JPEG vs PNG vs WEBP
| Feature | JPEG | PNG | WEBP |
|---|---|---|---|
| Transparency | No | Yes | Yes |
| Best For | Photos | Graphics | All images |
| File Size | Small | Large | Smallest |
JPEG
- Transparency: No
- Best For: Photos
- File Size: Small
PNG
- Transparency: Yes
- Best For: Graphics
- File Size: Large
WEBP
- Transparency: Yes
- Best For: All images
- File Size: Smallest
💡 Tips & Fixes
- Blurry result? Increase quality or reduce scaling.
- Need transparency? Use PNG or WEBP.
- Huge files (e.g., 20 MB)? Resize before compressing.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How do I keep the aspect ratio locked?
The aspect ratio is locked by default, so the width and height adjust automatically when resizing. You can toggle this option in the settings panel if you prefer manual control.
What’s a good quality percentage for a blog?
For most blog or website images, start with a 70%–85% quality setting for JPEG or WEBP formats. This gives excellent balance between file size and clarity. For logos or images with text, keep it above 80% for sharper edges.
How can I compress an image to under 100 KB?
To compress an image to under 100 KB, lower the
Qualityslider and check the preview size indicator (Compressed: XX KB). If the file is still too large, reduce theWidth(e.g., 1920px or 1280px) or switch to WEBP format — it’s highly efficient for web images.
Does WEBP keep transparency?
Yes, it does. The WEBP format supports transparency just like PNG, but with much smaller file sizes. It’s ideal for both photos and graphics requiring transparent backgrounds.
Do you store or keep my uploaded images?
No, never. Your images are processed locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded or stored on our servers. Your files stay private and secure on your device.
🏁 Final Takeaway
- Preview before downloading — aim for under 100 KB.
- WEBP = fastest sites; PNG = transparent logos; JPEG = photos.
- Lock aspect ratio to keep images proportional.
🚀 Try TateyTech’s Image Compressor: Start Now
Learn more on Google’s Image Optimization Guide.
