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HOW PIKOZIP WORKS

From original to optimized.

See how PikoZip processes images locally and how to choose your settings.

Piko and a laptop sheltered under a glass dome, illustrating private on-device processing
01

Bring your images.

Choose a file, a batch, or a folder. Your original files remain untouched.

02

Find your balance.

Set format, quality, width, and an optional target size. Compare your result.

03

Take the lighter route.

Download one image or the whole batch in a ZIP, with folder paths preserved.

What happens to your file?

Your browser reads the selected file, checks supported image types, decodes the pixels, and runs the chosen encoder in a separate worker. Encoding can resize down to your chosen maximum width and remove metadata from newly encoded output.

PikoZip then shows the actual result size and dimensions. Same-format, same-dimension outputs that are larger can be replaced with the smaller original. Explicit format conversions are delivered even when they increase size.

What stays in your hands?

The output format, quality setting, PNG mode, maximum width, and optional size goal are yours to choose. The comparison preview gives you a way to inspect the result before downloading.

The public optimizer does not save your image batch between visits. Keep your source masters separately, download the results you need, and clear the batch when you are done.

LESS SIZE. STILL A SIGHT.

Look closer.
Carry less.

All those little details, in a much lighter file. Move the slider and see this example for yourself.

Sample image · WebP at 85% quality
Optimized still life with an emerald bottle, citrus and green leaves
Original still life sample before compression
Original 2.51 MBWebP 264.8 KB
89.7%

smaller in this exampleActual export sizes. Your savings will vary.

Same 1536 × 1024 dimensionsInspect textures, shadows and edges
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CHOOSE YOUR NEXT STEP

Start with the job you need to do.

MAKE A LITTLE ROOM

Your next image, a little lighter.

Choose your format. Find your balance. Take it with you.

Start optimizing