Stays on-device
Files never touch a server
Make image files smaller before sending, publishing or storing them. Set a target output size and PicLite adjusts JPG or WebP quality locally, so your photos do not need to be uploaded.
or · you can also paste an image
Files never touch a server
Only format and quality change
Install it for quick access
PicLite uses a target-size slider for JPG and WebP, then adjusts encoding quality locally to approach the selected size. Compare the actual result with your original before downloading.
The target slider applies to JPG and WebP and aims for an output at or below the selected size. PNG output is lossless and does not use the target slider; re-encoding a PNG does not guarantee a smaller file.
The converter keeps image dimensions and cannot guarantee an exact target because file size depends on image content and browser encoders. An already optimized image may still be larger at the minimum quality. Compare the sizes shown in the file list.
Select or drop a supported file from your device. JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, BMP or HEIC.
Pick the output format and adjust quality when available. JPG, PNG or WebP.
Convert the file in your browser and download the result.
Files are processed in your browser and are not sent to a conversion server.
Add multiple files and download the results together when the workflow supports it.
Set a target size for JPG or WebP and PicLite adjusts quality automatically; PNG remains lossless.
Useful for email attachments, web uploads, messaging apps and storage limits.
PicLite can aim for a selected target size with the JPG or WebP slider, but it does not guarantee a target file size. Check the displayed result and resize the image first if it remains too large.
JPG and the WebP quality setting use lossy encoding, which may remove detail. PNG encoding is lossless for the decoded pixels, but it may produce a larger file and cannot restore detail already lost in a JPG.
PicLite compresses without changing the pixel dimensions. When a photo is much larger than the place it will be used, resizing it in an editor first usually saves more space than quality reduction alone.
Make image files smaller before sending, publishing or storing them. Set a target output size and PicLite adjusts JPG or WebP quality locally, so your photos do not need to be uploaded. Files are processed in your browser and are not sent to a conversion server.
Yes. PicLite is free to use in the browser and does not require an account or a paid plan.
Yes. PicLite works in modern desktop and mobile browsers, and the conversion runs on the device.