Niva Tools Guide
Image compression is the process of reducing file size while keeping the image useful for its purpose. The best setting depends on whether the image is a photo, screenshot, transparent graphic or website asset.
Learn practical image compression settings for JPG, PNG and WebP files, including format choices, quality levels and resizing tips.
Online tools are most useful when they solve a specific task quickly and clearly. The best results come from choosing the right settings, checking the output and keeping original files safe. This guide explains the practical decisions to make before using the related Niva Tools utility.
A photo used on a website does not need the same dimensions as an original camera file. Before changing quality, check the pixel size. Resizing a very large photo to a practical display width can reduce file size dramatically while keeping the image sharp enough for the page.
WebP is often the best choice for modern websites because it can keep good quality at smaller sizes. JPG is widely compatible and works well for photos. PNG is useful for transparency and sharp graphics, but it can be larger.
Repeatedly compressing a file can introduce visible artifacts. Keep the original, export a new optimized version and compare the result before publishing.
After reviewing these tips, open the related Niva Tools utility and complete the workflow in your browser.