It uses the browser-image-compression library to re-encode your image at a lower quality level. You control the quality with a slider (default 80%) — lower means smaller file, higher means better quality.
JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, ICO, TIFF, and SVG are all supported. You can also convert to a different format (e.g., PNG to WebP) during compression.
Yes. Upload multiple images and compress them all in one go. You can download them as a ZIP file with one click.
It depends on the quality slider setting. At 80% (default), the difference is barely noticeable. Lower values reduce quality more but result in much smaller files.
EXIF metadata stores camera info like GPS location, date taken, and device model. CodBolt lets you toggle whether to keep or strip this data during compression.
Yes. You can set a maximum width and the tool will scale the image down proportionally while compressing — useful for web uploads.