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Recompressor review

Free#53 of 85 in Image Compression Software

A free browser tool for guided compression of small PNG, JPG, and SVG batches.

4.1/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Recompressor is a free, browser-based image optimization tool for solo users and small teams handling modest image batches. It supports PNG, JPG, and SVG files, letting users select one or multiple images, inspect compressed results, and download selected outputs. Processing runs in client-side JavaScript, so uploaded images remain on the user’s computer. The service is ad-free and available through the web, with GDPR listed as a compliance measure.

The published Free plan includes browser-side processing, full online previews, batch selection of up to twenty images, and no ads. Its central workflow pairs a file-size-versus-quality chart with a recommendation, helping users compare compression results before downloading. PNG color reduction and recompression, JPEG optimization using MozJPEG, SVG optimization, and optional SVGZ export give the tool useful format-specific coverage. Support is available by email and phone.

Recompressor fits buyers who want a straightforward, visual compression step without installing software or paying for a subscription. The browser-only deployment and lack of API access make it less suitable for automated pipelines, integrations, or high-volume production workflows. Its batch limit of twenty images also favors small jobs over large libraries. Choose it when previews, local processing, and clear quality guidance matter more than automation or broader platform connectivity; teams needing an API or larger-scale processing should consider an alternative.

Recompressor pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Processes up to 20 images in one browser session
    • Shows previews and a file-size-versus-quality recommendation chart
    • Optimizes PNG, JPEG, and SVG files, with optional SVGZ export
  • Where it doesn't
    • Web-only workflow with no API access
    • Batch selection is limited to 20 images
    • Does not provide paid tiers or expanded workflow options

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