Areeb Pro Img Tool: Free Image Compressor and WebP Converter

A single photo from your phone can weigh more than the rest of your post put together. Areeb Pro Img Tool resizes it, compresses it, converts it to WebP and gives it a clean file name in a few seconds, right in your browser. It's free, there's nothing to install, and your images never leave your computer.

Why compress your images

Images are usually the heaviest thing on a blog page, and the cover is often the largest thing on the first screen. That makes it the image Google watches when it measures Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), one of the Core Web Vitals.

• Faster pages. A 2 MB cover can take several seconds on a phone with a weak signal. The same cover at 80 KB shows almost at once.
• Better Core Web Vitals. A lighter main image is the quickest way to bring LCP under 2.5 seconds.
• Less data for your readers. Many of them pay for every megabyte.
• Sharp enough. At normal viewing size, a well-compressed WebP looks the same as the original.

What the tool does

Feature	What you get
Resize	Post cover at exactly 1200 × 675 (16:9, cropped from the center), or a maximum width of 1600, 1200 or 800 pixels.
Convert to WebP	Much lighter than JPG and PNG at the same quality, and supported by every current browser.
Quality slider	From 50 to 95. The images update as you drag, so you can see the size change.
Many images at once	Drop a whole set of screenshots and download them together.
Before and after	The original size, the new size and how much you saved, for every image and in total.
100 KB warning	Images over 100 KB are marked, so you know which ones to shrink more.
SEO file names	Rename each image before you download it. Spaces become dashes, capitals become small letters, in English or Arabic.
Private	Everything runs in your browser. No upload, no account, no limits.

A real run with three covers from this blog: 935 KB down to 112 KB, a saving of 88%, at the default quality of 80. The covers look the same on the page.

How to use it

1. Open the toolGo to Areeb Pro Img Tool. It works on a computer or a phone.
2. Pick the sizeChoose Post cover for the image that shows on the home page, or a maximum width for images inside the post.
3. Drop your imagesDrag them onto the box, or click it to choose. JPG, PNG and WebP all work, and you can add several at once.
4. Check the resultEach image shows its new size and saving. If one is marked over 100 KB, pick a smaller size or lower the quality a little.
5. Name each imageClick the name and describe the image in a few words, like blogger-author-box. The tool cleans it as you type.
6. DownloadPress Download on each image, or Download all. Then upload the files to your post in Blogger.

Pick the right size

Option	Use it for
Post cover: 1200 × 675	The first image of a post. It shows on cards, in related posts and in share previews. Images of another shape are cropped from the center, so keep the main subject in the middle.
Up to 1600 wide	Big images inside a post, such as full-width photos. Sharp on large and high-density screens.
Up to 1200 wide	Most screenshots and in-post images. A good default.
Small: up to 800 wide	Images that show small, like a side-by-side pair or a phone screenshot.
Keep the original size	When the size is already right and you only want a lighter file.

Designing a cover? Keep the title inside the safe zone, because the home page cards cover the corners and a strip at the bottom. The Post Images guide has the full map with pixel sizes.

Pick the right quality

Quality	Best for
60–70	Photos where the file must be very small. Fine details start to soften.
75–82	Almost everything: covers, photos and most screenshots. The tool starts at 80.
85–95	Screenshots with small text or thin lines, when 80 looks soft. The file gets noticeably bigger.

Not sure? Leave it at 80, then zoom into the downloaded image. Only raise the quality if small text looks blurry.

Name your images for SEO

Blogger keeps the file name in the image address, and Google reads it as a small hint about what the image shows. blogger-author-box.webp says a lot more than IMG_2041.webp.

• Describe the image in two to five words, joined by dashes.
• English or Arabic both work. Typing ستايل القالب العام gives ستايل-القالب-العام. Diacritics and tatweel are removed, and hamza letters stay as they are.
• Vague names get a hint. Names like img-2041, screenshot-… or whatsapp-image-… show a reminder to describe the image.

The file name helps a little. The alt text helps much more. Always write alt text when you add the image to your post.

Private by design

Most online compressors upload your images to their server, process them there, and send them back. Areeb Pro Img Tool doesn't. It uses your browser's own image engine to resize and encode the files on your device.

• Nothing is uploaded. Your images stay on your computer or phone.
• No account and no limits. Use it as often as you like, with as many images as you like.
• Fast on slow connections. Once the page has loaded, the work doesn't depend on your internet speed.

Safari on iPhone, iPad and Mac can't create WebP files this way. The tool notices and gives you well-compressed JPG files instead, with a short message. For WebP, use Chrome, Edge or Firefox.

After you download

1. Upload to BloggerIn the post editor, use the image button to upload the new files.
2. Write fast image codePaste each image address into the Image Code Generator. It adds the right sizes for every screen, space so the page doesn't jump, and lazy loading.
3. Hide the cover if you likeIf the cover should show on the home page but not inside the post, tick Cover only in the generator.
4. Check your speedRun the post through PageSpeed Insights and look at LCP on mobile.

Compared with other tools

	Areeb Pro Img Tool	TinyPNG	Squoosh
Many images at once	Yes	Yes	One at a time
Resize	Yes, with a 16:9 cover preset	Not on the free web version	Yes
Convert to WebP	Yes	Keeps the original format	Yes
Rename for SEO	Yes, English and Arabic	No	No
Images stay on your device	Yes	No, uploaded to their server	Yes
Fine control over the encoder	Quality only	None	Many settings

TinyPNG and Squoosh are both excellent. Areeb Pro Img Tool is made for one job: getting Blogger images ready in a single step, with the cover size and file name already right.

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