Squoosh is a browser-based image optimizer that compresses images directly on your device. It reduces file size while maintaining high visual quality so web pages load faster.
The tool works entirely in the browser without uploading images to any server. This keeps your files private and secure. Squoosh is open source and available on GitHub.
You drop or paste an image into the browser window. Squoosh displays the original and compressed versions side by side so you can compare quality. You adjust codec and compression settings, then save the optimized image directly to your device.
Squoosh is best for anyone who needs quick, private image compression without installing software or trusting a third-party server. It is limited to single-file processing in a modern browser and requires JavaScript to be enabled.
All image processing runs inside the browser without uploading files to any server.
Original and compressed versions are displayed side by side for visual quality comparison.
Users can fine-tune codec and compression settings to reduce file size further.
The tool supports drag-and-drop or paste to load images quickly.
Squoosh is open source and its code is hosted on GitHub.
Pricing extracted from the product website and may change. Check the source for current details.
Yes — Squoosh is free to use. See the pricing section for any optional add-ons.
Squoosh offers the following plans: Free. See the pricing section for what's included in each tier and any per-seat or usage-based costs.
Squoosh is available on: Web.
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| Starting price | Free | Free | Free | Free |
| Pricing model | Free | Freemium | Free | Freemium |
| Platforms | Web | Web | macOS | Web |
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