Shrink your PNG images without the bloat

Drop up to 20 images here. Smart color-count reduction brings the file size down — everything happens inside your browser, nothing is uploaded.

Drop your images here

or click to choose from your device — PNG only, 20 files max

PNG compression guide

Why PNG shrinks less than JPEG

PNG is a "lossless" format — no pixel is ever discarded, unlike JPEG which sacrifices some data by design. That means a pure PNG optimization pass usually only saves 10–40%. For a bigger drop, this tool uses a different lever: reducing how many colors the image uses.

How color reduction works

Most web images (product shots and icons especially) don't need millions of colors. This tool reduces the image down to however many colors you pick (say, 128 or 64) and uses dithering to hide most of the resulting quality loss — the same technique tools like TinyPNG use.

When it's not a great fit

For images with subtle gradients or a very wide color range (professional photography, for instance), color reduction can become visible. In those cases, pick a higher number (closer to 256) or check the result before downloading.

Choosing a color count

Color count Best for Approx. size reduction
200–256 Detailed images with lots of gradients 10–30%
64–199 Product photos, screenshots, web banners 40–60%
16–63 Icons, logos, simple graphics 60–80%
Below 16 Flat graphics with a limited palette 80%+

How to use it

  1. Add images — drag and drop your PNGs, or select them from your device.
  2. Compress — click "Compress all" to process every file at the default setting.
  3. Fine-tune (optional) — adjust a photo's color-count slider and click "Apply".
  4. Download — save an image on its own, or grab everything at once as a zip.