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Follow these steps to compress your images using the free MakeHot.ai image compressor:

1. Click the bulk upload area and select up to 30 photos or images from the file selector.
2. Edit Advanced Options (file type, compression level, etc.) or keep defaults (recommended).
3. View compression progress in the Compressed images area while our servers compress your images.
4. Download individual images or all at once as a ZIP file.

That's is all there is to it. Enjoy your images that are high quality but now small in file size!

You can get up to 98% file size reduction with out free image compressor.

The amount of bytes saved depends on several factors:

• How big is your original image?
• How file type is your original image?
• What compression level have you set in Advanced Options
• Do you require the compressed image to be of the same file type as your original image?

Experiment with the settings to see what works best for your images.
If you keep our preset settings, you will get large savings in file size while maintaining high image quality.

Our compressor supports all the image formats you will probably use:

• JPG/JPEG: Used for photos and complex images.
• PNG: Used for graphics, screenshots, and images with transparency.
• WebP: Modern image format with great compression vs. quality balance.
• AVIF: New efficient image format with (high quality, low file size). Good browser support nowadays.

Our image compressor handles all of these. Try it out and see for yourself!

We use a compression algorithm that reduces file size while maintaining high image quality. So changes are you won't notice any difference between the original and the compressed image.

Have a look at our demo images and see for yourself.

In the Advanced Options you can select the compression level (Max).

• If you set it High (best quality) you won't notice any difference in quality.
• If you set it to Max (smallest size), you will get a big size reduction and some noticable quality loss.

So it is up to your preference for quality vs file size.

Yes! You can upload and compress 30 images per batch.

All images will be processed one by one automatically. You can download compressed images individually or all as a single ZIP file.

So this bulk compressor is perfect for when you have a folder of large website or social media photos and want to compress them all at once.

Privacy is one of the biggest reasons users trust us. Images are processed on our secure servers and only temporarily stored during compression and quality control.
We never share your images with other parties than our infrastructure providers.

Some image types are not suitable for compression. Here's why:

• TIFF (Tagged Image File Format): This is an uncompressed format designed for professional photography and printing. It's not suitable for web use. Convert to JPG or PNG first for best web compression results.
• BMP (Bitmap): This is an old, uncompressed format not often used anymore. Convert your .bpm images to JPG or PNG. This will already result in smaller image files.
• SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics): This type of image doesn't work by storing pixels. It works by storing paths and shapes. So they usually already are compact. You can inspect them using a text editor.
• EPS (Encapsulated PostScript): This is a vector format used primarily for print and professional design software. It's not suitable for web use. Convert to JPG or PNG for web, or keep as EPS for print.

Compressing images has many benefits:

• Shorter website loading times: Smaller images load faster via the internet, so you website pages load faster This is good for user experieunce and your ranking in search engines like Google, Yandex and Bing.
• Less storage space used: If you store images on your computer of phone, less space will be required and you can store more images. The same applies if you store your images in the cloud (e.g. in Google Drive, OneDrive, iCloud or Dropbox). If you pay for cloud storage, this may save you money.
• Better email delivery: Compressed images are easier to send via email.
• Less data usage: As your images are smaller, loading them over the internet will require less data. If you pay per GB of data, this will save you money.
• Better for the environment: Smaller images require less energy to process, render, and transmit over the internet. Also fewer storage devices will be manufactured if all images were size optimized.