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Higher compression values mean smaller file sizes.
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PNG keeps transparency and crisp edges.
Choose a quality level that fits your needs.
See the original size versus the compressed size.
Review the compressed image before downloading.
Downloads add a -compressed suffix to the filename.
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PNG compression keeps every pixel, while JPG and WebP trade some detail for smaller files.
Transparency and sharp edges are stored in full detail, which can increase file size compared to photo formats.
If size is still too large, try converting to JPG or WebP for photo-heavy images.
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