The Image Compression Tool Comparison - Feature table

UploadPreprocessingJPEG
VersionsTypesInput file formatsUpload limitSecured (TLS/SSL)Bulk uploadColor space conversionWhite space trimmingResizingSelective blurSeparated luminance & chrominanceChroma subsampling settingsEXIF auto-rotationSelective qualityQuantization tablesMetadata removalKeep metadataAlpha channel supportPreview
TinyPNG, TinyJPG
voormedia (Netherlands)
https://tinypng.com/
https://tinyjpg.com/
Webinterface
Adobe Photoshop plugin (paid)
API (free up to 500 images)
Wordpress plugin
Magento plugin
Input field
Drag and drop
Photoshop plugin
JPEG20 images, 5MB each
Compressor.io
Stephane Lyver (Havas worldwide, Australia)
https://compressor.io/
WebinterfaceInput field
Drag and drop
JPEG1 image, 10 MB
Optimizilla
Mediafox Marketing s.r.o. (Czech Republic)
https://imagecompressor.com/
https://compressjpeg.com
WebinterfaceInput field
Drag and drop
JPEG20 images
JPEGmini
Beamr Imaging Ltd (Israel)
https://www.jpegmini.com/
Webinterface
Adobe Photoshop plugin
AdobeLightroom plugin
Mac (paid)
Win (paid)
Server (paid)
Input field
Drag and drop
JPEG1 image, 128 Megapixels
kraken.io
Nekkra UG (Germany)
https://kraken.io/
https://www.jpeg.io/
Webinterface
API (paid)
Wordpress plugin (paid)
Magento plugin (paid)
Input field
Drag & Drop
Import from Dropbox
Import from Google Drive
Import from Box
Zip Upload (paid)
JPEG1 image, 1 MB
Unknown (paid)

(paid)
compress-or-die
Christoph Erdmann (Germany)
https://compress-or-die.com/
Webinterface
Adobe Photoshop plugin
Input field
Drag and drop
URL pasteing
image pasteing
Photoshop plugin
JPEG
PNG
GIF
1 image, 16 MB

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News
Christoph Erdmann
COD says Goodbye
2026-06-24

After 10 years of compress-or-die.com, it’s time for me to say goodbye. It’s been a great time—I’ve learned a lot technically, but I’ve also met some wonderful people.

compress-or-die.com was created back then to get the most out of graphics for small banners. At the time, I was still working at an advertising agency. And over time, it just kept growing and growing.

But some of you may have noticed that over the past two years, there have been hardly any changes, and there hasn’t been much from me to read—which was quite different back in the day.

But a lot has changed in my personal life: children, new and different hobbies, and health issues have shifted my focus in other directions. And so, I had less and less time and motivation left for this project that was once so close to my heart.

For this reason, this chapter is now coming to an end. I’d like to thank all of you for using COD and for providing such great feedback, which helped COD grow so much.

I’d especially like to thank the Patrons who have covered the server costs over the past few years. Thank you so much!

On July 25, 2026, I will send COD into its well-deserved retirement.

All the best to you all,
Christoph


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