Save optimization decisions
Keep format, quality, and sizing choices together in one browser-native workflow instead of repeating the same export trial-and-error.
Image Truth
Optimize and compress images online using this browser-based image optimizer that keeps your files local and secure.
Online tool, local processing — optimize images without uploading files.
Runs locally • Saves automatically • Share via link
Start here
The workflow begins with the upload, then keeps diagnostics, optimization decisions, and export choices together so you can revisit the same path before finishing.
Live image optimizer

Quality
Live export preview updates as you tune the file.
Core benefits
Keep format, quality, and sizing choices together in one browser-native workflow instead of repeating the same export trial-and-error.
Return to the same comparison flow when you want to review whether size, clarity, or transparency should win.
Use the same workspace flow to align on export choices with teammates before the final image leaves your browser.
Why it helps
Compress images in the browser without sending private files to a server.
Inspect file size, dimensions, and export format before downloading the result.
Use a focused optimizer when you need a fast decision, not a heavy asset pipeline.
How to use it
Open Image Truth and add an image from your device.
Choose the format and quality settings that match your target.
Download the optimized image when the size and preview look right.
Quick tips
Use JPEG or WebP for photos and reserve PNG for transparency-heavy assets.
Check file size after resizing; dimension changes often save more than quality changes.
Keep originals separately when you need a full-resolution source for future edits.
FAQ
It opens online in your browser, but the image processing runs locally so files do not need to be uploaded.
Yes. You can optimize images directly in the browser without a desktop editor or command-line setup.
WebP is often a good first choice for web delivery, while JPEG works well for photos and PNG is useful when transparency matters.
Yes. The workflow is built around previewing quality and file-size tradeoffs before export.
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