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Compress
Reduce JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, and SVG file size with quality control and batch downloads.
Compress imagesPixel Crunch 2.0
Your images. Your device. Your tools.
Pixel Crunch brings together focused image tools that work without sending your files to a processing API.
Code and resources are downloaded from Pixel Crunch; your images remain in the browser while they are processed.
Choose a tool
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Convert
Convert browser-compatible images to JPG, PNG, WebP, or AVIF.
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Remove background
Remove backgrounds locally with a model loaded only after you start processing.
Remove backgroundPractical privacy
No remote processing API receives your images.
One URL per task
Share or bookmark the exact tool you need.
Focused loading
Each page hydrates only its active tool.
How it works
From file to result, without intermediaries
Each tool follows a short workflow and keeps the work inside your browser session.
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Choose a task
Open the tool you need and select one or more compatible images.
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Process on your device
The browser reads and transforms the files locally. Pixel Crunch does not send them to a processing API.
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Review and download
Inspect the result, adjust available options, and save individual files or a ZIP when supported.
Technology and data flow
Cloudflare delivers the application. Your browser processes the image.
Pixel Crunch is a static site. There is no Pixel Crunch API that receives the image to compress, convert, or analyze it.
Cloudflare Pages
Serves Pixel Crunch HTML, styles, JavaScript, and other public resources.
Your browser
Reads the image from your device and performs the transformation in memory with web APIs.
Your download
Creates a local Blob and saves it to your device as an individual file or ZIP.
What crosses the network
The application and its public resources are downloaded. The image you select is not attached to a processing request. When removing a background, the model is downloaded to the browser before local inference runs.
File API
Reads selected files without sending them through a remote form.
Web Workers
Move compatible tasks off the main thread to keep the interface available.
Canvas + codecs
The browser decodes and re-encodes the formats it actually supports.
Blob + ZIP
Builds downloads in memory and groups batch results when supported.
What each tool does
Use the right tool for each image
Compression, conversion, and background removal solve different problems while keeping processing in your browser.
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Compress images
Reduce file size while aiming to preserve useful visual quality. Suitable for websites, email, and storage.
Open compressor- JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, and SVG
- Quality controls and comparison
- Batch processing and ZIP download
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Convert images
Change format for compatibility, transparency, or size. Availability depends on your browser codecs.
Open converter- JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, and AVIF input
- JPG, PNG, WebP, or AVIF output
- Animated GIF: exports the first frame
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Remove background
A model running on your device separates the subject and creates transparent output without a remote inference API.
Remove background- JPG, PNG, or WebP input
- Model loads only after you start
- Transparent PNG or WebP output
Verifiable privacy
Your images are not part of a processing request
Cloudflare Pages delivers HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and public resources. Transformation runs in the browser, and Pixel Crunch has no endpoint that receives your images.
Review the source code (GitHub)No account or history
You do not need to register, and Pixel Crunch does not maintain a library of your files.
Ephemeral files
Images stay in memory during the session and can be cleared from the tool.
Open source
The project and its AGPL-3.0-only license are publicly reviewable.
Clear network boundaries
Your browser downloads the application and the public model when removing a background. That is different from uploading an image.
Quick format guide
The right format depends on the content
Changing format does not improve an image by itself. Choose based on quality, transparency, animation, and compatibility.
JPG
Photography and broad compatibility.
Uses lossy compression and does not support transparency.
PNG
Logos, screenshots, and graphics with transparency.
Can be heavy for photographs.
WebP
Web images with a useful quality-to-size balance.
Output depends on browser support.
AVIF
Reducing compatible images in modern browsers.
Encoding and support are not uniform across browsers.
GIF
Simple animation and compatibility.
The converter exports only the first frame.
SVG
Logos and vector illustrations.
Optimized by the compressor; not accepted by the raster converter.
Frequently asked questions
What to know before you start
Does Pixel Crunch upload my images?
Not to a processing server. The application transforms files in the browser. Your browser still requests the site, scripts, and other public resources required to run it.
What is the difference between compression and conversion?
Compression aims to reduce file size while keeping the format or purpose. Conversion creates a different format to change compatibility, transparency, or efficiency.
Can image quality change?
Yes. Lossy formats and color reduction can alter detail or color. The compressor lets you adjust and compare before saving.
Is there a file size limit?
The current interface accepts files up to 10 MB. The practical number and size of images also depend on available device memory.
Does it work offline?
First-visit and complete offline use are not guaranteed. You must download the application first; background removal also needs to download its model before local inference runs.
How does background removal work?
The browser downloads the model, analyzes the image on your device, and creates transparent output. The image is not sent to a remote inference API; speed and available memory depend on the device.