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Compressor.io vs Optimizilla

Compressor.io

compressor.io

Optimizilla

imagecompressor.com

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FigureCompressor.ioOptimizilla
Price from$4.17/mo$9/mo
Free planYesYes
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
WebYesYes
Plans published24
Spec score · Image Compression Software8.1 (#35)8.9 (#5)
Compression modesUsers can choose lossy or lossless compression; the site says lossy compression can reduce file size by up to 95%.both
Free planYesYes
Intended usersThe terms say the service is intended for people at least 18 years old.The pricing page describes Free as for casual users and individuals, Pro for creators, photographers, and freelancers, and Enterprise for teams and businesses with high-volume image processing needs.
Metadata controlsYesYes
Privacy and securityThe privacy policy says it cannot guarantee absolute data security and that payment card details are handled by third-party processors rather than stored or collected by Compressor.io.The site says image processing happens in-browser using WebAssembly, files are not uploaded to its servers, and EXIF, GPS, and camera metadata are removed from compressed images.
SupportThe terms page directs users to contact support and send feedback by email at [email protected].The pricing comparison lists Community support for Free, Email support for Pro, and Dedicated support for Enterprise; the Enterprise plan also lists phone and chat support.
Supported formatsIt supports JPEG, PNG, SVG, GIF, and WEBP files.JPEG,PNG,WebP,GIF,SVG

Plans

Compressor.io

  • FreeFree
  • Web Compressor Pro$50 a year

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Optimizilla

  • FreeFree
  • FreeFree
  • Pro$9 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

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Compressor.io

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Optimizilla

Optimizilla is a web image-compression tool for JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, and SVG files. It processes images in the browser, supports batch work, and lets users adjust quality and preview the result before saving. The compressor uses format-specific handling: JPEG quality is inferred from quantization tables with a default target of 80; PNG files become PNG8 with up to 256 colors while preserving transparency; and animated GIF optimization reduces the palette while retaining frames. Compressed images have EXIF, GPS, and camera metadata removed. The site says files are not uploaded to its servers. Its free plan is free, with no registration, daily limit, or watermark, and is described as allowing unlimited compression. The pricing page also lists a 25 MB maximum file size and batches of up to 50 files for Free. Pro costs $9 a month and includes unlimited file size and batch uploads, among other tools. Enterprise pricing is custom and not listed; its plan includes custom integrations, without naming partners.

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