Lossy compression permanently removes some image data to achieve smaller file sizes. JPEG and WebP use lossy compression by default. At quality 80+, the differences are invisible to the human eye — typical savings are 40–70% compared to an uncompressed source. The key trade-off is that repeated lossy compression compounds quality loss, so always compress from the original file.
Compressez les Images
Réduisez la taille des images sans perte visible. JPG, PNG, WebP.
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Jusqu'à 100 Mo gratuit • Format de Sortie: JPG, PNG, WEBP
Échec de la Conversion
How to Convert
Convertissez n'importe quel fichier en secondes — sans logiciel, sans inscription requise.
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Why Use EasyConv
Professional-grade conversion with features designed for real-world workflows.
Tous les formats principaux
Prend en charge tous les formats populaires.
See Exact Savings
After compression, we show original size, compressed size, and percentage reduction so you know exactly what you gained.
Sans perte
Aucune perte de qualité lors de la conversion.
Traitement sécurisé
Les fichiers sont traités en toute sécurité.
Compatible mobile
Fonctionne sur iOS et Android.
Batch-Ready Workflow
Compress one image now or integrate our API into your workflow to compress thousands automatically.
Supported Formats
Detailed breakdown of every format supported by this converter.
| Format | Description | Extension | Use Case |
|---|---|---|---|
| JPG (LOSSY) | Quality-based JPEG compression | .jpg |
Photos, blog images, social media |
| JPG (QUALITY 90) | Near-lossless JPEG, minimal artifacts | .jpg |
Portfolio images, product photos |
| JPG (QUALITY 70) | Balanced compression, small size | .jpg |
General web usage, thumbnails |
| JPG (QUALITY 50) | Aggressive compression, visible loss | .jpg |
Previews, low-bandwidth pages |
| PNG (LOSSLESS) | Lossless crush, removes metadata | .png |
Logos, UI assets, transparency |
| WEBP (LOSSY) | WebP with adjustable quality level | .webp |
Modern web images, next-gen CDN |
| WEBP (LOSSLESS) | Lossless WebP for maximum fidelity | .webp |
Icons, diagrams, illustrations |
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about this conversion tool.
Who Uses This Tool
Real-world use cases from professionals across different industries.
Improve Page Load Speed
Compress hero images, product photos, and blog thumbnails before deployment to reduce LCP and improve Core Web Vitals.
Shrink Product Image Catalogs
Reduce thousands of product photos from 2–5 MB down to under 300 KB without visible quality loss — saving CDN bandwidth costs.
Email-Ready Attachments
Most email clients enforce a 10 MB attachment cap. Compress images to ensure your newsletters and pitch decks always get through.
Reduce App Asset Sizes
Compress bundled image assets before including them in your iOS or Android app to shrink download size and improve launch speed.
Compress Before CMS Upload
Pre-compress images before uploading to WordPress or Shopify to avoid relying on server-side plugins that slow admin performance.
Web-Ready Portfolio Images
Compress high-res DSLR exports (20–50 MB) to shareable web images under 1 MB while keeping them visually stunning.
Comparaison
Voir comment nous nous comparons aux autres solutions
| Feature |
Our Tool EasyConv |
Photoshop | Other Online |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sans perte | Varies | ||
| Qualité | Varies | ||
| Shows exact bytes saved | Varies | ||
| Sans installation | |||
| Compression WebP | Varies | ||
| Fichiers supprimés (2h) | Varies | ||
| Gratuit | Varies | ||
| API access | Pro |
Technical Specifications
Detailed technical information about our conversion engine.
Limits
- Max file size: 100 MB (free)
- Supported formats: JPG, PNG, WebP
- Output stays same format as input
Image Compression Explained: Lossy vs Lossless
Image compression is one of the most impactful web performance optimisations available. Understanding the difference between lossy and lossless compression helps you make the right trade-off for every use case.
What Is Lossy Image Compression?
What Is Lossless Image Compression?
Lossless compression reduces file size by encoding data more efficiently without discarding any information. PNG uses lossless compression — every pixel in the output is bit-for-bit identical to the input. Lossless savings are typically 10–30% compared to unoptimised files. It is ideal for logos, screenshots, UI elements, and any image where pixel-perfect accuracy is required.
The Right Quality Setting for Every Use Case
Quality 90 — near-lossless, ideal for portfolio photos and client deliverables. Quality 80 — the sweet spot for most web images; typically 50% smaller than the original. Quality 70 — good for thumbnails and previews. Quality 50–65 — aggressive compression for low-bandwidth situations where small size outweighs visual fidelity.
Why PNG Compression Behaves Differently
PNG uses the DEFLATE algorithm (the same as ZIP). The compression level (zlib 1–9) controls how hard the encoder tries to find redundancies — higher levels take longer but produce smaller files. We always use level 9. We also strip metadata (camera info, timestamps, ICC profiles) unless you specifically need them, saving an additional 5–15 KB on typical files.
The Impact on Core Web Vitals and SEO
Google PageSpeed Insights and Lighthouse flag uncompressed images as a critical performance issue. Images are the single biggest contributor to page weight on most sites. Reducing image payload directly improves LCP (Largest Contentful Paint) — a Core Web Vitals metric that influences your Google search ranking. A 1-second improvement in page load time can increase conversions by 7%.