Local processing
Images are read and rendered in your browser. The tool has no upload endpoint and does not retain your selected files.
PixelVault compresses, resizes and converts images entirely inside your browser. No sign-up, no cloud storage, and no file upload to our server.
or choose JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF or BMP files
Files stay in your browser. Processing uses your device's Canvas API; selected images are not sent to PixelVault.
This tool is designed for practical image preparation before sharing, publishing or adding media to a website. It works without an account and creates a downloadable copy, leaving your original file unchanged.
Drop one or several images into the tool. The list stays in this browser tab.
Pick JPG, WebP or PNG, adjust quality, and optionally set a maximum width.
Process the files and download each optimized image. Review it before replacing any original.
Images are read and rendered in your browser. The tool has no upload endpoint and does not retain your selected files.
Set a maximum width while preserving the original aspect ratio. Useful for blog images and presentation slides.
Use JPG for photographs, WebP for efficient modern-web delivery, or PNG where transparent or lossless output matters.
There is no single best image format. A photograph in a blog post may benefit from WebP or JPG, while a logo or diagram often needs PNG to preserve sharp edges and transparency.
Usually best for photographs. Reducing quality can substantially lower the file size, but excessive compression can create visible artifacts.
A modern format that often delivers smaller files at similar visual quality. Confirm that it suits your intended platform.
Useful for graphics and transparency. It is lossless here, so the quality slider does not affect PNG file size.
No. PixelVault uses JavaScript and the browser Canvas API to process selected images locally. There is no account, upload form, or server-side image storage in this version of the tool.
No. The tool creates a new downloadable image. Your original remains unchanged on your device.
JPG and WebP are commonly lossy formats. Lower quality settings reduce size but may reduce fine detail. Use a higher quality value or PNG when preserving every pixel is more important than file size.
Yes. Choose or drop multiple supported image files. Each result receives its own download link.
No. You remain responsible for your source images, permissions, licenses and how you use exported files.
Last updated: August 1, 2026. PixelVault is a static browser tool hosted on GitHub Pages. Image processing happens locally in the browser; selected image files are not uploaded to or stored by PixelVault.
GitHub Pages and any future advertising or analytics providers may process limited technical data such as IP address, browser information, cookie identifiers, and request logs under their own policies. We do not currently collect contact forms, accounts, or image libraries.
If advertising is enabled in the future, third-party vendors may use cookies to serve and measure ads. Where required, visitors will be offered relevant consent controls. Contact us before providing personal or sensitive information.
PixelVault is provided as-is for lawful image conversion and optimization. You are responsible for verifying the output, retaining backups, and ensuring that you have the right to process and use every image you select.
Do not use the service to process unlawful material or infringe copyrights, privacy, publicity, or other rights. Availability and browser compatibility are not guaranteed. PixelVault does not provide professional, legal, or security advice.
By using the tool, you accept these terms and agree not to rely on it as the only copy of important content.
Questions about the tool, a broken feature, or this policy? Email contact@pixelvault.tools. This address is monitored for website-related requests; do not send image files or sensitive personal data by email.