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Compare Google's Squoosh and BriskTool for image compression. Both run in-browser. See which is better for your workflow.
| Feature | Squoosh | BriskTool |
|---|---|---|
| Runs locally | Yes (browser-based) | Yes (browser-based) |
| Batch processing | One image at a time | Multiple images at once |
| Resize built-in | Yes | Yes (separate tool) |
| Format conversion | AVIF, WebP, MozJPEG, and more | PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF |
| Side-by-side preview | Yes (excellent) | Before/after comparison |
| Advanced codecs | AVIF, OxiPNG, WebP2 | Standard browser codecs |
| CLI version | Yes (@squoosh/cli) | No |
| Other tools included | Compression only | 200+ tools across categories |
Squoosh supports advanced codecs like AVIF and OxiPNG via WebAssembly, offering more format options for developers.
BriskTool supports batch processing of multiple images, while Squoosh handles one image at a time.
Squoosh has an excellent side-by-side visual comparison slider. BriskTool shows before/after file size stats.
BriskTool is part of a suite of 200+ tools, so you can compress, resize, convert, and watermark without switching apps.
Squoosh is the superior tool for developers who need advanced codec support (AVIF, OxiPNG) and single-image fine-tuning with a visual comparison slider. BriskTool is better for everyday users who need batch processing and access to a full toolkit for image editing, PDF tools, and more.
No signup required. Files never leave your device.
Squoosh offers more advanced codecs (AVIF, OxiPNG) and a superior visual comparison slider, making it excellent for developers optimizing individual images. BriskTool handles batch processing and is part of a larger toolkit.
No, Squoosh processes one image at a time. If you need to compress multiple images at once, BriskTool or the Squoosh CLI are better options.
Yes, both are completely free and process images in your browser without uploading to a server. Squoosh is a Google Chrome Labs project. BriskTool is free for standard compression with a Pro tier for HD exports.