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Reduce the weight of your images and optimize your blog. One of the features that it offers you is that you can check in advance if you like the result of the optimization. That is, you can preview the image to determine if it loses quality or not.

It is a free tool in principle. However, if you want to use some of its extras,

3.- Compress JPG
Image Reduction Tools: Compress JPG

You select up to 20 jpg or jpeg files from your device or drag the files to the area buy contact database below and they are compressed. This program gives you the possibility to download the compressed images separately or grouped in a ZIP file.

The best thing about this tool is that you can also compress PDF files. This can be attractive when you are filling out forms that have a certain maximum file size. You will be able to use this tool without losing the quality of your PDF.

4- PicMonkey
PickMonkey tool

Just like Canva, PickMonkey is also an online photo editor that allows you to edit your photos easily and intuitively. You can create collages with its templates and change the effect of your images.

But it is also one of the perfect online tools for changing the dimensions of your photos. It allows you to save photos in different formats and in different qualities.

5.- ImageOptim
ImageOptim tool

This tool will allow you to create responsive images in its web editor . It is not a website, you have to download it, but it is very easy to use. You must upload the file you want to compress. It tells you the size it has and the size it has been reduced to as a percentage.

6.- TinyPNG
TinyPNG tool

TinyPNG is a free web service that allows you to optimize images. You simply drag and drop your files onto the web page. It will compress them at lightning speed and provide you with a link to download.

The downside is that the file size limit is 2MB, and you can only upload 20 files at a time, so it can be a bit tight at times. You also have to manually download each file, which can be inconvenient. Another downside is that it sometimes reduces the color palette.

The good thing is that it can reduce PNG files by up to 48 percent, making it one of the most size-optimizing image shrinking tools . Plus, in most cases, you'll be hard-pressed to spot any differences between the original images and the compressed versions.

7.- PunyPNG
punyPNG tool

PUNYpng is a web service that can actually apply lossless compression to GIF and JPG images, as well as PNGs. It's free, but only 15 images can be uploaded in a batch, each up to 150KB in size.

Although if that's not a problem for you, the good thing is that it's very simple to use . Click the Upload Images button on the website, then wait while the images are uploaded and compressed. A report explains what has been done and the complete set should be ready as a ZIP file.

8.- CompressorIO
CompressorIO tool