Comparison · checked 7 October 2026

A free TinyPNG alternative that hits an exact file size

TinyPNG makes images smaller automatically, on its servers, and its free web tool accepts files up to 5 MB. Feemag Tools compresses on your device and lets you set the exact size you need, such as 100 KB for an application form.

Feemag Tools vs TinyPNG

FeatureFeemag ToolsTinyPNG
PriceFree. No paid tier.Free web tool with limits; Web Pro is a paid upgrade.
Free limitsUp to 20 images at once. No 5 MB cap.Up to 20 images, 5 MB each.
Target sizeSet an exact limit in KB or MB and get the sharpest image that fits.Automatic; you cannot choose the output size.
Where your image goesNowhere. It is compressed in your browser.Uploaded to TinyPNG’s servers.
Output formatJPG or WebP. WebP keeps transparency.Keeps the original format, including PNG with transparency.
HEIC photosSupported.Not listed; its site names WebP, PNG and JPEG.
For developersNone.An API and plugins for automated compression.

TinyPNG details come from TinyPNG, read on 7 October 2026. Prices and limits change, so check their site before you decide.

When TinyPNG is the better choice

When Feemag Tools is the better choice

Free tools to use instead

Common questions

Is there a TinyPNG alternative for files over 5 MB?

Yes. Feemag Tools compresses in your browser, so there is no 5 MB upload cap. Very large photos are limited only by your device’s memory.

How do I compress an image to exactly 100 KB?

Open the image compressor, choose 100 KB and press Compress. Quality is lowered first and the image is resized only if it still does not fit. TinyPNG does not offer a size target.

Will my PNG stay a PNG?

No. Feemag Tools saves compressed images as JPG or WebP. If you need a smaller file that is still a PNG, TinyPNG is the better tool.

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