Image Compression Results

Real-world benchmarks across 12 image types. Standard JPEG output — works everywhere.

70.4%
Average reduction
68.1%
Fast mode reduction
29ms
Fast mode per image
2,000+
Images/min (fast mode)

Benchmark: 12 Images — Standard vs Fast Mode

Both modes output standard JPEG — no special viewer, no proprietary format. Fast mode averages 29ms per image with only a ~2 percentage point drop in compression.

Image Type Original Standard Fast Saved (std) Saved (fast)
spongebob.jpgcartoon66 KB23 KB25 KB-65.2%-62.1%
jamaica.jpgnature257 KB79 KB86 KB-69.3%-66.5%
woman-portrait.jpgportrait224 KB65 KB68 KB-71.0%-69.6%
ikonos-antigua.jpgsatellite565 KB148 KB159 KB-73.8%-71.9%
mac-desktop.jpgscreenshot110 KB35 KB39 KB-68.2%-64.5%
sunset-huge.jpglandscape148 KB43 KB46 KB-70.9%-68.9%
cartoon-boy.jpgcartoon180 KB61 KB70 KB-66.1%-61.1%
vista.jpglandscape16 KB7 KB8 KB-56.3%-50.0%
painting.jpgart7 KB3 KB4 KB-57.1%-42.9%
warcraft.jpggame197 KB59 KB62 KB-70.1%-68.5%
cow.jpgnature290 KB85 KB89 KB-70.7%-69.3%
sunrise-high-res.jpglandscape130 KB42 KB45 KB-67.7%-65.4%
TOTAL 2,192 KB 649 KB 700 KB -70.4% -68.1%

Key Benefits

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Standard JPEG Output

The compressed file is a valid JPEG. No special decoder, no conversion step — it opens in every browser, phone, image viewer, and app, exactly like the original.

29ms Fast Mode

Fast mode processes over 2,000 images per minute per instance at 68% average reduction — built for high-volume pipelines, CDN pre-processing, and real-time upload workflows.

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70% Smaller on Average

Across every image type tested — cartoons, portraits, satellite imagery, screenshots, landscapes, and game captures — standard mode delivers over 70% reduction.