PicCompress
Browser-based image compression for modern web.
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Do John

PicCompress - Browser-based image compression for modern web.

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Stop sending your images to random servers. PicCompress uses local browser power to shrink your files by up to 90% without losing quality. Support for AVIF, WebP, and batch processing included.

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Hi Product Hunt! I built PicCompress (https://piccompress.net/) because I hated uploading client assets to random servers just to compress them. With PicCompress, everything runs locally in your browser (privacy-first) — so your images never leave your device. It supports JPG/PNG/WebP/AVIF, plus batch compression to save time when you’re optimizing a website. If you try it, I’d love your feedback on: - Output quality vs size (especially for WebP/AVIF) - Any missing features (resize/crop, target file size, presets, etc.) - Edge cases where it breaks (large images, mobile devices) - Thanks for checking it out — I’m actively improving it based on your comments.