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Optimize Screenshots for Docs and Blogs
Turn large PNG screenshots into crisp, lightweight WebP images at a readable width for documentation and blog posts. Batch process locally.
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JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, SVG, BMP, TIFF, HEIC, ICO, JPEG XL, QOI, Photoshop, RAW photo · processed locallyYour images will be processed on this device.Quick answer
Screenshots from high-resolution displays are often twice the size a page needs, and PNG files of them can be heavy. This workflow scales screenshots down to at most 1600 px wide and saves them as 90% quality WebP, which keeps interface text sharp while usually being much smaller than the PNG.
What this workflow does
- Resize to at most 1600 px wide, never enlarged
- Convert to WebP
- Quality 90%
- Remove metadata
Why these settings
- 1600 px wide is more than most article columns display, even on high-density screens.
- A high WebP quality avoids the blurry edges lower settings can leave around text.
- Screenshots that are already narrower keep their original size.
- WebP is supported by every current browser and most documentation platforms.
Make it yours
Change any setting and run your own version, save it in this browser, or share the settings with a link. Links and exports carry settings only — never images.
One click for the whole batch
Drop in as many images as you need; they all get the same steps, then download as a ZIP.