Shopify Image Compressor

Pick Hit a file size and a target in KB, and the tool searches for the highest quality setting that still lands under your target, rather than you guessing a quality percentage by trial and error. Switch to Set the quality if you'd rather fix the compression level directly.

Shopify serves your uploaded product image in several generated sizes and, per its own image documentation, converts JPEG and PNG to modern formats like WebP or AVIF automatically for browsers that support them. That means you don't need to convert the file yourself for Shopify's CDN, but a smaller original still means a smaller CDN copy at every size, which helps page speed and any Core Web Vitals score your theme is judged on.

This tool also strips EXIF and GPS metadata from every file it processes, which most cameras and phones embed by default and which Shopify doesn't need.

• WebP is a safe default: broad support and a good size-to-quality ratio.
• AVIF compresses further but takes longer to encode, and this browser has to support creating it; the tool falls back to WebP automatically if it can't.
• PNG keeps transparency but doesn't compress photographic detail well. Use it only for graphics or logos, not photos.
• Shopify's own upload limit is 20 MB and 5000 × 5000 px / 25 megapixels, so this tool's output is always well inside that.