I recently discovered an excellent image compression tool called Zippic. Today, I’m sharing a guide on how to use Zippic for image compression.
What is Zippic?
Zippic is a free image compression tool that supports multiple image formats, including JPEG, JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, and even animated formats like GIF, PNG animations, and WebP animations. It delivers impressive compression quality.
How to Perform Batch Compression
To get started, visit the Zippic official website at https://www.zippic.cn/batch and follow these steps:
Select the images you want to compress. A list of selected images will appear at the bottom.
Choose the desired output image format.
Select the output image quality; the default settings are generally sufficient.
Click the "Start Compression" button.
A progress bar will appear in the image list. Simply wait for the compression to complete.
Once the compression is finished, the download button will become active. Clicking it will package the compressed images into a ZIP file for download to your local computer.
Compression Quality Comparison
Comparing a few images before and after compression, you’ll notice a significant reduction in file size while maintaining high image clarity and quality.
Summary
Zippic supports batch compression of multiple images with excellent quality. The entire compression process is performed locally, ensuring user privacy by eliminating the need to upload images to a server. If you need an efficient image compression tool, Zippic is worth trying. In the future, I’ll share more about Zippic’s cropping features, as well as its GIF and PNG animation generation capabilities, which are also highly practical. Thank you for reading!
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