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Bulk Image Optimizer for Web Developers

Compress, Convert & Strip in the Browser — No CLI Needed

Modern web performance requires every image to be compressed, converted to next-gen formats, and stripped of unnecessary metadata before deployment. Setting up a local Sharp/ImageMagick pipeline works — but it takes time to configure, and doesn't help when a client or designer needs to optimise images right now. Glopix is the browser-based image toolchain for quick jobs: bulk compress a /public folder, convert a batch to AVIF for a Lighthouse audit, or generate placeholder images for a prototype in seconds.

✓ Free Forever ✓ No Account Required ✓ No Watermarks Added ✓ Files Never Stored

What You Can Do

Purpose-built features for your workflow — not generic tools stuffed into a dashboard.

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Bulk Compress Entire Asset Folders

Drop your entire /assets or /public/images folder, set a quality target (80 % is ideal for most web assets), and download a ZIP ready for deployment. Eliminates 60–90 % of image payload.

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Convert to WebP & AVIF for Core Web Vitals

WebP is 25–35 % smaller than JPG; AVIF is 50 % smaller. Convert entire batches to either format for maximum Lighthouse scores. AVIF now has 95%+ global browser support.

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Generate Placeholder & Blur Hash Images

Create correctly sized placeholder images at any dimension for design prototypes, skeleton screens, or image pre-load blur-hash patterns. No Figma dependency.

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Strip EXIF for GDPR & Privacy Compliance

User-generated images often carry GPS coordinates, device identifiers, and personal metadata. Strip all EXIF data before storing or serving — a single-step GDPR risk reduction.

Jump to a Tool

All tools run in your browser — drag, click, download.

Pre-Deployment Image Optimisation Run

Step-by-step — from raw files to ready-to-use output.

1

Audit

Run Lighthouse on your staging site. Note any images flagged under 'Serve images in next-gen format' or 'Efficiently encode images'.

2

Export

Pull the flagged image files from your /public or /assets directory.

3

Convert

Batch convert JPGs and PNGs to AVIF (best compression) or WebP (broadest compatibility).

4

Compress

Apply lossless compression to any remaining JPGs. Target under 100 KB for hero images, under 50 KB for thumbnails.

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Strip EXIF

Run the EXIF stripper on any user-generated images before they hit production.

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Deploy

Drop the optimised ZIP back into your asset pipeline. Expect a 20–40 pt Lighthouse performance gain.

Ready to try it?

Free, no account, works in your browser. Files never leave your device.

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Web Developer Image FAQs

How do I bulk compress images for a website deployment? expand_more

Use Glopix's Batch Compressor — drop all your /assets images in one upload, set quality (80 % is ideal), and download a deployment-ready ZIP. Typically reduces total image payload by 60–90 %.

Should I use WebP or AVIF for web images in 2026? expand_more

AVIF offers better compression (≈50 % smaller than JPG) and now has 95 %+ browser support. WebP is safer for maximum compatibility (99 %+). Use AVIF for new projects; WebP when supporting legacy browsers.

How do I strip EXIF data from images for GDPR compliance? expand_more

Use Glopix's EXIF Remover. Upload images in bulk — the tool removes all metadata (GPS, device IDs, timestamps) and returns clean files. No server-side processing; everything runs in the browser for maximum privacy.

Is there a free alternative to Sharp or ImageMagick for quick image tasks? expand_more

For scripted pipelines, Sharp and ImageMagick are the right tools. For ad-hoc jobs, client requests, or pre-deployment spot fixes, Glopix handles the same operations in the browser with no setup — bulk compress, convert, resize, strip metadata, and download as ZIP.