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Image Compressor Extension

Name: Toolspy
Address: US
Telephone: +1-800-TOOLSPY
Price range: Free
Rating: 4.8

Detect images on the current page, select what you need, and compress with Toolspy-style presets and advanced options.

Straightforward setup and predictable workflow

4.6/5 (10 reviews)

Auto-detect images on the current page

Select individually or in bulk

Compression presets + quality slider + output format

Optional resize, EXIF removal, and progressive JPEG

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Don’t take our word for it.

Ankit S.

Picking images directly from a page and compressing in one go is exactly what I needed for weekly content uploads.

Priya K.

No confusing options. I can still adjust quality when needed, but the default compression works for most cases.

Rohit M.

The ZIP download makes it easy to handle dozens of images. Would love a few more preset profiles, but it’s solid.

Sarah D.

I use it when building landing pages—download, compress, and drop assets into the project in minutes.

Vikram P.

Image detection is accurate on most sites I tried. The workflow is predictable and doesn’t feel bloated.

Ankit S.

Picking images directly from a page and compressing in one go is exactly what I needed for weekly content uploads.

Priya K.

No confusing options. I can still adjust quality when needed, but the default compression works for most cases.

Rohit M.

The ZIP download makes it easy to handle dozens of images. Would love a few more preset profiles, but it’s solid.

Sarah D.

I use it when building landing pages—download, compress, and drop assets into the project in minutes.

Vikram P.

Image detection is accurate on most sites I tried. The workflow is predictable and doesn’t feel bloated.

Neha J.

Balanced vs Max Compression makes it easy to choose quickly depending on whether I’m uploading to a CMS or sending on WhatsApp.

Arjun L.

I often need a fixed width for blog images. Resize with aspect ratio lock is a practical feature.

Simran A.

I like that it can remove metadata. It’s a small detail but it matters for some client work.

Kunal G.

Quality slider plus format selection covers most needs. WebP output is great for modern sites.

Pooja N.

Selection + compress + download feels fast. I don’t have to bounce between tabs and tools.

Neha J.

Balanced vs Max Compression makes it easy to choose quickly depending on whether I’m uploading to a CMS or sending on WhatsApp.

Arjun L.

I often need a fixed width for blog images. Resize with aspect ratio lock is a practical feature.

Simran A.

I like that it can remove metadata. It’s a small detail but it matters for some client work.

Kunal G.

Quality slider plus format selection covers most needs. WebP output is great for modern sites.

Pooja N.

Selection + compress + download feels fast. I don’t have to bounce between tabs and tools.

Key features

Automatic image detection

Scans the active page and lists detected images so you can pick exactly what to compress.

Presets and quality controls

Choose presets (Balanced, High Quality, Max Compression, Web Optimized) or fine-tune quality manually.

Format + target size (optional)

Keep the original format or convert output (JPEG/PNG/WebP). Optionally set a target file size in KB.

Advanced options when needed

Enable resize with aspect ratio lock, remove EXIF metadata, and turn on progressive JPEG loading.

Why choose this extension

Faster workflows

Reduce repetitive “save → upload → compress” steps when you just need optimized assets quickly.

Less manual effort

Pick multiple images from the page at once instead of downloading each file manually.

Consistent results

Use the same presets/settings across projects for predictable output quality and size.

How to install

Install on Chrome / Edge / Opera

Step-by-step

Open the extension download page for your browser.
Click “Add to browser”.
Pin the extension to your toolbar for quicker access.

Install on Firefox

Step-by-step

Open the Firefox Add-ons page.
Click “Add to Firefox”.
Confirm permissions when prompted.

Install on Safari

Step-by-step

Open the Safari extension page (App Store if required).
Install and enable the extension in Safari Settings → Extensions.

How to use

Compress images from a page

Quick workflow

Open the web page that contains the images.
Click the Toolspy extension icon.
Select images (or use Select All / Clear).
Choose a preset or fine-tune quality and output format.
Optional: enable resize / EXIF removal / progressive JPEG.
Compress and download the results.

What to expect (and what to avoid)

Works best when…

Images are visible on the page in standard formats. After you scan, you can select thumbnails, download what you need, or move to the next step in Toolspy.

Common limitations

Some pages block access, lazy-load in uncommon ways, or restrict downloads. Browser pages (settings, add-ons stores) also can’t be scanned by extensions.

Good practices

Download only content you have permission to use. If you’re optimizing for websites, pick a reasonable quality setting and test on a sample image first.

Recommended workflow

1) Scan

Run a scan on the current tab to collect image URLs and show thumbnails.

2) Select

Pick the images you want. Use bulk actions when you’re working with many items.

3) Download or optimize

Download files/ZIP, or open the selection in Toolspy to compress or convert.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about installation, usage, and limitations.

Does the extension work on every website?

Can I compress multiple images at once?

Does it keep image quality?

Is it free?

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