A free image compressor that never uploads your photos TinyPNG, Squoosh & Compressor.io alternatives that run on-device.
Image compression is a solved problem — the difference between tools is where your photos go. Feyard downloads the compression model once into your browser cache and never sends a single pixel to a server, so there is no upload step, no retention policy to read, and no per-image queue.
Comparison reflects publicly documented free-tier behaviour as of 22 October 2026. Confirm specifics against each vendor's own page before making a decision.
Nothing leaves your device
Compression runs on WebAssembly / WebGPU in the page itself. There is no upload endpoint and nothing to delete afterwards — which also means no file-size quota to hit.
Batch 50 images into one ZIP
Drop a folder in, get a single ZIP out at your chosen quality. No per-file upload, no 20-files-per-ZIP ceiling, no paid tier to unlock batch.
Free, unwatermarked, commercial use
Every compressed image is free to download, unwatermarked, and licensed for commercial use. No 'personal use only' clause on the free tier.
No account, no tracking
You can compress a photo the moment you land on the page. There is no sign-up wall and no email required to get a result.
Feyard vs TinyPNG vs Squoosh vs Compressor.io
Every competitor below sends your files to a server and charges for the round trip. The differences that matter are where the data is processed and what the free tier is allowed to be used for.
| Capability | Feyard | TinyPNG | Squoosh | Compressor.io |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Where images are processed | In your browser — never uploaded | Cloud servers (upload required) | In your browser (single file, no batch) | Cloud servers (upload required) |
| Account required | No | No (web), yes (API / plugins) | No | No |
| Free full-resolution export | Yes, up to your device's memory | Yes (WebP/PNG), ~5 MB per file on free web | Yes, one file at a time | Limited free tier |
| Batch | Up to 50 images → one ZIP | Web: 20 files per ZIP; batch is an API feature | No batch — one file at a time | No batch on free |
| Commercial use of free output | Yes | Plan-dependent | Yes (open source) | Plan-dependent |
| Price | $0 | Subscription / paid API | Free (open source) | Subscription |
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