1. Upload & Compress Image

This is the main section for uploading new images.

• Choose image / Paste URL: You can either select a file from your computer or paste a direct URL to an image.
• Folder name: Specify the folder where you want to save the processed image. The default is 'file'. If the folder doesn't exist, it will be created.
• File name: You can give the new image a custom name. Leaving this blank will use the original file name.
• Type (resize / avatar): Select a size preset for the new image:
  • avatar (200x200 crop): Resizes the image to a 200x200 square.
  • small (max 500): Resizes the largest dimension to a maximum of 500 pixels.
  • medium (max 900): Resizes the largest dimension to a maximum of 900 pixels.
  • large (max 1300): Resizes the largest dimension to a maximum of 1300 pixels.
  • none (no resize): The image will not be resized.
• Save Mode:
  • return (image base64): The processed image will not be saved on the server. Instead, a preview and the base64-encoded data will be returned to your browser. You can then copy the data or download the image.
  • save (server stores file and returns JSON): The image is saved to the specified folder on the server. The app returns a JSON object with details about the new file.
• Lossless (quality 100): Check this box for no loss in quality, resulting in a larger file size. Unchecked uses a quality setting of 70 for smaller files.

2. Images Manager

This section displays all images currently on the server.

• Folder List: Images are grouped by folder. Click on a folder's header to expand or collapse it.
• Delete Folder: A button is available for each folder to delete it and all its contents permanently.
• Image Actions: Clicking on an image thumbnail opens a modal with options to:
  • Copy URL: Copy the image's direct URL.
  • Rename: Change the file name.
  • Delete: Permanently delete the image.
  • Copy Base64: Get the image's base64 data to embed it directly.

3. Configuration

For advanced users, you can edit the PHP configuration variables directly in the compress.php file:

• $MAX_UPLOAD_SIZE: Sets the maximum file size for uploaded images. By default, it is 10 MB.