Every year, digital cameras or smartphones offer ever more powerful sensors. It is a good thing to improve the quality of the photos, but it generates ever larger files, up to a few megabits or even a few tens of megabits.

It is good to look at your photos at home, stored locally, on the other hand, if it is a question of sharing them online whether by email or on a website, size can be a problem. Suddenly, it can be interesting to compress these photos to reduce their weight.

There are many ways to properly compress an image. You can use your favorite image editor (Photoshop, Gimp or others), you can take a screenshot of your photo, or you can use an online tool dedicated to image compression.

And that’s exactly what Compress.Studio offers .

Compress.Studio is therefore a free website that will allow you to compress any image that you send to it and offers you the possibility of recording the result in a decentralized manner thanks to a technology using blockchain. And what is interesting is that the work is done locally, in your web browser and does not pass your photo on a server.

It is accessible at https://compress.studio