Pixozip is an image-optimization API and free no-signup browser tool. Compress JPG/PNG/WebP/AVIF and convert to real JPEG XL β up to 90% smaller with no visible quality loss. Unlike TinyPNG or Squoosh, Pixozip combines both in one: a drag-and-drop web tool (no account needed) and a full production API with Node.js and PHP SDKs, WordPress and OpenCart plugins, async queues, and webhooks. EU-hosted, files auto-deleted in 24h.
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I built Pixozip because image optimization tooling felt stuck: the popular web tools are one-image-at-a-time, the good APIs are pricey or skip modern formats, and almost nobody offers real JPEG XL output from an API.
Pixozip is two things in one:
β’ A free browser tool β drop up to 20 images, no signup, no watermark, before/after slider and one-click ZIP.
β’ A developer API with Node and PHP SDKs (zero-dependency), plus WordPress and OpenCart plugins β automate the same compression in your build, CMS or store.
Under the hood: MozJPEG, oxipng, Guetzli, AVIF and cjxl (genuine JPEG XL), orchestrated with sharp. Typical savings 60β90% with no visible loss β verify every result with the slider.
Privacy: EU-hosted, uploads auto-deleted within 24h. Free tier is 500 images/month.
I'd love your feedback β especially on API design and format handling. Honest comparison page (incl. where competitors are better): https://pixozip.com/compare
AMA! β and thank you for checking it out. π
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Would love a Chrome extension that lets me right-click any image on a page and compress it in place without downloading first. Right now I still have to save, then drag into Pixozip, then replace manually.
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@suat470174Β Love this idea β a right-click "compress with Pixozip" is exactly the kind of friction-killer we want. Adding it to the roadmap today. Thanks for the push!
Love that it handles both quick browser compression and full API workflows. One thing that would make it way more useful for me: bulk folder uploads on the web tool, so I can drop a whole directory of product photos at once instead of clicking through each one.
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@nebahat394361Β Thank you! Great timing β the web tool already takes up to 20 files in one drag & drop, and whole-folder drop (subfolders included) is a small step from there. Consider it queued near the top of the list; product-photo batches are exactly the use case we built the ZIP export for. If your batches go into the hundreds, the Node/PHP SDK can walk a directory today β happy to share a snippet.
Would love a Chrome extension that lets me right-click any image on a page and compress it in place without downloading first. Right now I still have to save, then drag into Pixozip, then replace manually.
@suat470174Β Love this idea β a right-click "compress with Pixozip" is exactly the kind of friction-killer we want. Adding it to the roadmap today.
Thanks for the push!
@suat470174Β We now have a browser extension!
Please do give it a try: Pixozip Image Compressor Chrome extension
Love that it handles both quick browser compression and full API workflows. One thing that would make it way more useful for me: bulk folder uploads on the web tool, so I can drop a whole directory of product photos at once instead of clicking through each one.
@nebahat394361Β Thank you! Great timing β the web tool already takes up to 20 files in one drag & drop, and whole-folder drop (subfolders included) is a small step from there. Consider it queued near the top of the list; product-photo batches are exactly the use case we built the ZIP export for. If your batches go into the hundreds, the Node/PHP SDK can walk a directory today β happy to share a snippet.