Compress PNG Images — Free & Instant

Private Instant Free

Reduce PNG file size up to 80% without losing quality. No signup, no upload to server — everything stays in your browser.

Drop PNG files here to start

Drag & drop PNG images or click to browse.

Max 20 files • PNG only • < 50 MB each

Compression60% (medium)

Higher = smaller file. Target ≈ 40% of original size.

How it works

Three simple steps to smaller PNGs.

1. Upload

Drag & drop your PNG files or browse from your device. We only accept PNG — no JPG or WebP.

2. Compress

PNG Minify optimizes your images entirely in the browser, using adjustable quality settings.

3. Download

Download individual files or all at once as a ZIP archive, ready to use on web or apps.

Features for modern workflows

Browser-side only

Compression runs in your browser. Images are never uploaded to any server.

Batch compression

Drop up to 20 PNG files at once and compress them in a single run.

Quality control

Fine-tune the compression level with a simple slider to balance size and quality.

Practical size limits

Each PNG can be up to 50 MB — large enough for most design and product assets.

Free forever

No paywalls, no credits. PNG Minify is free to use for everyone.

No watermark

Your images stay clean — we never stamp or modify them beyond compression.

Frequently asked questions

Is PNG Minify free?+

Yes. PNG Minify is completely free to use. There are no hidden fees or usage limits.

Does my image get uploaded to a server?+

No. All compression happens locally in your browser using JavaScript. Your PNGs never leave your device.

What is the maximum file size?+

Each PNG file can be up to 50 MB, and you can compress up to 20 files at a time.

How much can I compress a PNG?+

It depends on the image. Many PNGs can be reduced by 30–80% without visible quality loss, especially photographic content.

Do you support JPG, WEBP or other formats?+

PNG Minify is focused on PNG only. For WEBP files we recommend using miniwebp.com.

Can I use PNG Minify for commercial projects?+

Yes. You can use the compressed images in any personal or commercial project.

Related tools

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