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Compress locally instead of sending files to the cloud

Classic online compressors are convenient but not always compliant for sensitive work. ConV keeps originals on your device; outputs are built with WASM encoders right in the tab.

No uploadsLocal WASM processingEXIF/GPS strippingWebP & AVIF

That workflow fits NDA work, internal marketing reviews, and deployments in regulated environments.

Comparable compression quality to popular cloud tools — without the privacy trade-off.

Key benefits

  • MozJPEG, WebP, PNG, and AVIF WASM codecs — same quality as cloud tools
  • No file upload — image bytes never touch a remote server
  • Batch compression with ZIP export for fast CMS handoff
  • Works for agencies, developers, and internal teams

Common use cases

  • Marketing teams compressing campaign images under NDAs
  • Agencies processing client photos without cloud data exposure
  • Developers building assets for performance-sensitive web projects
  • E-commerce teams preparing product image batches

How it works

  1. 01

    Drop your images — JPEG, PNG, WebP, or AVIF

  2. 02

    Choose output format and quality

  3. 03

    Workers encode in parallel using WASM

  4. 04

    Download a ZIP of all compressed files

Limitations and realistic expectations

Compression results depend on source image content and your quality settings. ConV does not guarantee a specific file size reduction for every image.

Frequently asked questions

How does compression quality compare to TinyPNG?

ConV uses the same underlying codecs (MozJPEG, libwebp) as many popular cloud tools. Results are comparable for typical photos and graphics.

Are my images sent to any server?

No. All compression runs locally in your browser. No image data is transmitted.

Can I compress RAW photo files?

No. ConV works with JPEG, PNG, WebP, and AVIF. RAW formats (CR2, NEF, etc.) are not supported.

Is there a file size limit?

Very large individual files (above several hundred MB) may hit browser memory limits. Most standard web images are well within limits.

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