Browser-first image tools

Compress images without uploading originals.

Drop an image, tune quality and resize settings, then download WebP or AVIF results from your browser. The original file stays on this device with a no upload workflow.

Drag & drop an image here

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JPEG, PNG, or AVIF · max 5 MB each

Output formatwebp

WebP is the default. AVIF may take longer on some devices.

Quality80

Higher quality = larger file size.

Resize

Custom width (px)

Aspect ratio is preserved.

Batch queue

Current file: Waiting

Total files

Processed

Total saved

0 B

Add images to start a queue.

Privacy-first by default

Image conversion runs client-side. Server upload routes, GA4 tracking, filenames, and EXIF collection stay out of the compression workflow, and privacy rules are linked before the footer.

No upload image compression

Original images are processed locally instead of being uploaded for compression.

WebP and AVIF output

Quality, resize presets, and output format options stay visible in the work panel.

Batch ZIP workflow

Multiple browser-side results can be packaged for download without server conversion.

Favicon generator

Create ICO, PNG icon sizes, Apple Touch Icon, and manifest files from the favicon page.

SVG cleanup

Clean and optimize SVG files in the browser before using them in an interface or icon set.

Open privacy rules

Privacy and terms pages explain the local processing model in English and Korean.

FAQ

Are images uploaded?

No. Image compression runs in your browser, and originals stay on your device.

What formats are supported?

The work panel is built around common image inputs and browser-side WebP and AVIF output workflows.

Are EXIF and metadata removed?

Metadata removal controls stay visible in the compression workflow so you can choose how outputs are prepared.

What output format options are available?

Frisbly focuses on WebP and AVIF output, plus favicon generator exports for icon packages.

Which browsers are compatible?

Frisbly is designed for modern browsers that support the local APIs used for image processing and downloads.