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Convert images to WebP and optimize SVG files. No upload — everything processes locally in your browser.

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remove comments, round decimals, clean attributes

// about

Image optimization is one of the most impactful performance improvements for web projects. Converting PNG and JPEG to WebP typically reduces file size by 25–35% at equivalent visual quality, using the browser's native Canvas API with no server involved. Cleaning up SVGs exported from Figma, Illustrator, or Inkscape removes editor metadata, redundant default attributes, and unnecessary whitespace — often cutting file size by 20–60%.

// common use cases

Convert product images to WebP before uploading to an e-commerce platform
Optimize SVG icons exported from Figma before committing to a repo
Compare WebP quality levels to find the optimal size-to-quality ratio
Remove Inkscape or Illustrator metadata from SVG files used in production CSS

// faq

Does the image data ever leave my browser?

No. Image conversion uses the browser Canvas API entirely locally. SVG optimization is plain text processing in JavaScript. Nothing is uploaded to any server.

When should I use WebP over other formats?

WebP is the best default for photos, screenshots, and UI graphics that need broad browser support (95%+ globally). For next-gen use, AVIF achieves even better compression but has ~90% support. Use SVG for logos, icons, and diagrams that need to scale.

Will SVG still look the same after optimization?

Yes for all default passes — removing comments, DOCTYPE, metadata, empty attributes, and collapsing whitespace are visually lossless. The decimal rounding pass (toPrecision 4) may cause sub-pixel differences on very precise paths.