Squoosh

Squoosh Webflow Integration

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Squoosh gives Webflow developers precise, client-side control over image compression without sacrificing visual quality, helping you achieve faster load times and better Core Web Vitals scores.

Built by Google Chrome Labs, Squoosh is a browser-based image optimizer that lets you compress, resize, and convert images to modern formats like WebP and AVIF before uploading them to Webflow. Unlike automated compression tools, Squoosh provides a real-time side-by-side comparison view, allowing you to fine-tune compression settings and see exactly how your images will look at different quality levels. This is especially valuable for Webflow projects where image-heavy hero sections, portfolios, or product galleries need to balance visual impact with performance. Since all processing happens locally in your browser, there are no privacy concerns or file size upload limits—making it ideal for handling client assets or high-resolution photography.

What sets Squoosh apart is its granular control: you can adjust quality sliders, toggle advanced codec options, and experiment with different formats until you find the perfect balance. It's an essential tool for freelance designers, agency teams, and e-commerce builders who need to optimize images at scale while maintaining brand-quality standards.

How do I use Squoosh with Webflow?

Squoosh is actually a web-based image compression tool, not a Chrome extension. Visit the Squoosh website, upload your images, adjust compression settings to balance quality and file size, then download the optimized images and upload them to Webflow's asset manager for better site performance.

What are the benefits of using Squoosh with Webflow?

Squoosh provides real-time visual comparison between original and compressed images, helping you find the perfect balance between quality and file size. It supports modern formats like WebP and AVIF, which can dramatically reduce bandwidth while maintaining visual fidelity on Webflow sites.

What can I do with Squoosh for Webflow projects?

Compress images for faster page loads, convert to next-gen formats for better performance, optimize photos without quality loss, and reduce asset storage usage in Webflow. The side-by-side comparison feature ensures you maintain acceptable visual quality while maximizing compression.

Is Squoosh free to use?

Squoosh is completely free and open-source, developed by Google Chrome Labs. It runs entirely in your browser with no upload limits or subscription fees, making it an excellent choice for Webflow designers who need reliable image optimization without ongoing costs.

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