What compression methods does PixSpeed use for different image formats?

PixSpeed uses advanced, format-specific compression algorithms. For JPEG, we apply lossy compression to reduce file size while maintaining visual quality. PNG images use lossless compression to preserve detail, ideal for images with transparency. WebP provides a balance, supporting both lossy and lossless compression to achieve high efficiency.

Will my images lose quality after compression?

Quality loss depends on the format and compression type. In JPEG and lossy WebP, there may be slight quality reduction, although we aim to preserve the visual fidelity. For PNG and lossless WebP, there is no quality loss, so original details remain intact.

How long are my images stored on your servers?

Images are stored for a maximum of 1 hour. We run a task every hour that automatically deletes files older than this time limit, ensuring your files are not stored permanently.

Which image formats are supported?

PixSpeed currently supports JPEG, PNG, WebP and AVIF formats, ensuring you can optimize the most commonly used image types without issues.

How secure is image compression on PixSpeed?

PixSpeed prioritizes your privacy. Files are stored temporarily and automatically deleted after an hour. Additionally, we use encrypted connections to protect your images throughout the compression process.

How long does image compression take?

Compression generally takes only a few seconds, although the exact time can vary depending on the image's size and resolution. PixSpeed is optimized to offer fast compression without compromising quality.

What are the differences between JPEG, PNG, and WebP formats after compression?

After compression, JPEG remains ideal for photos with many colors and details, although it may have slight quality loss. PNG retains full visual quality and is especially useful for images with transparency, while WebP strikes a balance, offering a reduced size with good visual quality.

Can I compress multiple images at once?

Yes, PixSpeed allows you to select multiple images to compress sequentially, saving time and enabling easy optimization of multiple files in one session.

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What compression methods does PixSpeed use for different image formats?

PixSpeed uses advanced, format-specific compression algorithms. For JPEG, we apply lossy compression to reduce file size while maintaining visual quality. PNG images use lossless compression to preserve detail, ideal for images with transparency. WebP provides a balance, supporting both lossy and lossless compression to achieve high efficiency.
Will my images lose quality after compression?

Quality loss depends on the format and compression type. In JPEG and lossy WebP, there may be slight quality reduction, although we aim to preserve the visual fidelity. For PNG and lossless WebP, there is no quality loss, so original details remain intact.
How long are my images stored on your servers?

Images are stored for a maximum of 1 hour. We run a task every hour that automatically deletes files older than this time limit, ensuring your files are not stored permanently.
Which image formats are supported?

PixSpeed currently supports JPEG, PNG, WebP and AVIF formats, ensuring you can optimize the most commonly used image types without issues.
How secure is image compression on PixSpeed?

PixSpeed prioritizes your privacy. Files are stored temporarily and automatically deleted after an hour. Additionally, we use encrypted connections to protect your images throughout the compression process.
How long does image compression take?

Compression generally takes only a few seconds, although the exact time can vary depending on the image's size and resolution. PixSpeed is optimized to offer fast compression without compromising quality.
What are the differences between JPEG, PNG, and WebP formats after compression?

After compression, JPEG remains ideal for photos with many colors and details, although it may have slight quality loss. PNG retains full visual quality and is especially useful for images with transparency, while WebP strikes a balance, offering a reduced size with good visual quality.
Can I compress multiple images at once?

Yes, PixSpeed allows you to select multiple images to compress sequentially, saving time and enabling easy optimization of multiple files in one session.

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