PiPic
Compress images in the browser, CI, or your coding agent
What it does
PiPic compresses PNG, JPEG, WebP and AVIF in the browser for free. Developers can use @pipic/cli or the HTTP API from scripts, CI and coding agents. Images are deleted immediately after compression.
Free online image compressor. Compress up to 100 JPG, PNG, WebP or AVIF images at once — zip download, deleted right after processing.
Up to 100 images per batch, 8 MB each. JPG, PNG, WebP and AVIF in — the same format out, at a fraction of the weight. One sentence in Claude Code or Codex and the whole folder is compressed in place. Built for people who care how images look and how fast pages load. Compression starts the moment files land. No settings to learn. Original size, new size and exact savings for every single file. PNG stays PNG. Dimensions untouched, loss tuned to stay invisible. Your file exists on our servers only while it is being compressed — then it is gone. No copies, no reuse, no training data. The CLI sends exactly one thing over the wire: the image you asked it to compress. Nothing about you, your repo…from pipic.cc
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