Our take: Handy when you want to shrink many images at once and then resize or convert them on the same site. Files are uploaded to its servers, and on the same test image it compressed less than Squoosh or TinyPNG.

✓ No sign-up — tested
✓ No watermark — tested
Batch processing · resize & convert next
! Uploads to server — tested
Deleted within 2 hours (official)
? China access — not tested yet

Our test

Tested 27 Sep 2026 · Chrome desktop · synthetic test image 3000×2000 JPG, 3.88 MB (same image used for Squoosh and TinyPNG)

JPEG result (default setting)≈1.3 MB −66%

Same image elsewhereSquoosh −78% · TinyPNG −78%

Upload to serverYes

How we checked privacy: after pressing Compress, the result file was served from an iLoveIMG processing server (api33.iloveimg.com), so the image is uploaded and processed there. iLoveIMG says processed files are permanently deleted automatically within two hours. Ads and Google Analytics also load on the page.

Data sheet

Every row shows how we know it

Free limit	Free — one 3.88 MB image processed · batch count and max size not published Tested
Sign-up	Not required Tested
Watermark	None Tested
Compression settings	Automatic, no manual quality option Tested
File processing	Uploaded to iLoveIMG servers Tested
File retention	Deleted automatically within 2 hours Official
Ads	Shown on the page Tested
Interface language	Multilingual (25 languages to choose from) Official
Access from China	— Not tested

When to use it

Shrinking a batch of shop or blog photos and then resizing or converting them to JPG without leaving the site.

Before you use it

Images are uploaded, so use an on-device tool like Squoosh for IDs or personal photos. You cannot pick the compression strength, and on the same image it compressed less than Squoosh or TinyPNG.