Compress and optimize your WebP, AVIF, PNG, JPEG, SVG, and GIF images for free. Speed up your website, improve SEO rankings, and save bandwidth with LossLessimg.com.
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Hi Product Hunt! π I'm Mubashar, the maker of Losslessimg.com.
I built this because I was tired of the manual export headaches and bloated image assets slowing down the web projects I was working on. Losslessimg shrinks WebP, AVIF, PNG, and JPEG files by up to 70%+ without any visible quality loss.
For my fellow devs, there is a secure API ready to go, so you can hook it directly into your own CMS or build pipelines. I'd love to hear your feedback on the UX, the compression quality, or any features you'd like to see added to the API next. Thanks for checking it out!
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A bulk upload option with drag and drop for entire folders would save so much time when optimizing lots of images at once for a new site build.
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Finally a free tool that doesn't butcher my jpegs into mush, dropped a 2mb file down to like 400kb and honestly the quality looks identical to the original.
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The clean, focused UI is a nice touch, no clutter or upsells getting in the way of just compressing an image and moving on. Supporting six formats including AVIF and SVG without charging anything is genuinely useful.
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The support for AVIF alongside the older formats shows real attention to where the web is headed, not just where itβs been.
A bulk upload option with drag and drop for entire folders would save so much time when optimizing lots of images at once for a new site build.
Finally a free tool that doesn't butcher my jpegs into mush, dropped a 2mb file down to like 400kb and honestly the quality looks identical to the original.
The clean, focused UI is a nice touch, no clutter or upsells getting in the way of just compressing an image and moving on. Supporting six formats including AVIF and SVG without charging anything is genuinely useful.
The support for AVIF alongside the older formats shows real attention to where the web is headed, not just where itβs been.