100% Private100% PrivateImage Guide
If you compress images every week for the same blog or store, retyping the same quality, size, and format settings every time is wasted work and a source of inconsistency. Saved presets fix that.
Set your settings once, for example WebP, 80% quality, 1200 pixels wide, and save them as a preset file. Next time, load that preset and every image in the batch gets the same treatment.
Presets are local files, not accounts. There is no signup, no server storing your settings, and no hosted API in v1. The preset file holds settings only, not your images.
For repeatable work, the tool also gives you a plain code snippet you can reuse in your own workflow. It is a starting point, not a managed service, and it says so plainly.