TinyPNG Now Free Image Compressor

Compressed images load faster, improve your website's Core Web Vitals score, reduce bandwidth costs, and directly help your Google search rankings. Faster pages also reduce bounce rate and improve user experience.

Yes, completely. All image processing happens directly in your browser using the Canvas API. Your images are never uploaded to any server. They never leave your device, so your data stays 100% private.

TinyPNG Now supports PNG, JPG, WebP, and HEIC (iPhone photos). You can also convert between formats, for example converting HEIC to JPG or any format to WebP for better web performance.

WebP is a modern image format developed by Google. It typically produces files around 25–34% smaller than JPG at the same visual quality (Google's figure). All major browsers support it and Google recommends it for better PageSpeed scores.

Yes, directly. Google uses page speed as a ranking factor. Large uncompressed images slow down your page load time, hurting your Core Web Vitals (LCP in particular). Optimized images mean faster pages, better CWV scores, and higher search rankings.

There is no hard limit. You can upload and compress dozens of images in one batch. Use the bulk folder upload option to process an entire folder at once. All images are processed in parallel for speed.

Yes, TinyPNG Now is completely free with no account required, no watermarks, and no usage limits. All processing is done in your browser so there are no server costs passed on to you.

For websites use the Web preset at 65% quality. For social media use 75%. For email attachments use 55% to keep file sizes small. For print or archiving use 90% or higher to preserve maximum detail.

Simply drag your HEIC files from your iPhone or iCloud folder directly into the upload area. TinyPNG Now automatically converts them to JPG first, then compresses them. No extra steps needed.

At 65 to 80% quality the difference is invisible to the human eye in most cases. Use the before and after slider on each result card to compare visually. If you see quality loss, simply increase the quality slider and reprocess.