Frequently Asked Questions

Image Compressor Pro is a free online tool that helps you reduce the file size of your images without significantly affecting their visual quality. All processing happens directly in your browser, meaning your images never leave your computer.

Yes, Image Compressor Pro is completely free to use with no hidden charges. There are no premium features or paywalls - all functionality is available to all users at no cost.

We support the most common image formats including JPEG, PNG, and WebP. You can compress these formats or convert between them (except for converting to WebP in some older browsers).

Our tool uses advanced algorithms to analyze and optimize your images. For JPEGs, it adjusts compression levels and removes unnecessary metadata. For PNGs, it uses optimization techniques like color reduction and compression filtering. All processing happens in your browser using JavaScript.

Image Compressor Pro works on all modern browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and Opera. For best performance, we recommend using the latest version of your browser.

The practical limit depends on your device's memory and processing power. Most modern computers can handle images up to 20-30MB without issues. Very large images may cause performance problems or browser crashes.

No. Image Compressor Pro processes all images directly in your browser. Your images never leave your computer and are never uploaded to any server, ensuring complete privacy.

We do not store or have access to your original images or the compressed versions. The only data we might collect is anonymous usage statistics about which features are used most often (without any image content).

Yes, by default our compression process removes all EXIF metadata (including location data, camera information, etc.) from your images to protect your privacy.

For photos, use JPEG format with quality around 70-80%. For graphics with transparency, use PNG. WebP generally provides the best compression but has less browser support. Experiment with different settings to find the best balance between quality and file size for your needs.

Yes, you can select multiple files or drag and drop a folder of images (in most browsers) to process them all at once. Each image will be compressed individually.

Compressed images load faster on websites, use less bandwidth, and improve user experience. They can also help with SEO as page speed is a ranking factor for search engines.