Folder compression
Select a product image folder instead of choosing every JPG, PNG, or WebP file manually.
E-commerce Image Compression · Product folder workflow
Compress Product Image Folders Without Losing Your SKU Structure
Batch compress e-commerce product photos by folder. Keep original file names and nested folders so optimized images can directly replace your Shopify, WooCommerce, marketplace, or website product assets.
No server uploads
No quantity limits
No file size limits
Built for product image folders
Stop selecting product photos one by one
E-commerce image work is usually organized by SKU, category, product line, or upload batch. A normal image compressor often flattens everything into one folder, which makes replacement painful. TinyKits keeps the folder-based workflow intact.
The slow product image workflow
- Pick hundreds of product images manually.
- Lose track of which image belongs to which SKU.
- Get compressed files mixed into a flat download folder.
- Rename and sort files again before replacing store assets.
The e-commerce-friendly workflow
- Select the whole product image folder directly.
- Compress nested SKU, category, and product folders together.
- Keep original file names and folder paths.
- Export organized images ready for direct replacement.
Core benefits
Made for stores, catalogs, SKUs, and replacement work
Keep SKU names
Preserve original product image file names so your optimized output matches existing store assets.
Preserve paths
Keep category, SKU, and nested folder structure whenever possible for smoother replacement.
Local processing
Compress product images in your browser whenever possible. Your product photos are not uploaded to TinyKits servers.
Folder workflow
From product folder to ready-to-replace ZIP
This page is especially useful when you already have product photos arranged by SKU, category, shop section, or campaign batch.
Step 1Select one product folder
Choose the whole folder containing product photos, SKU folders, category folders, and nested image assets.
Step 2Keep SKU paths and names
Compression output mirrors your original structure, so SKU image names remain matched after optimization.
Step 3Download and replace
Export organized optimized files and replace the old product images in your store project or upload folder.
Who it helps
Useful for everyday e-commerce image operations
Shopify stores
Prepare lighter product photos before uploading or replacing assets in your storefront workflow.
WooCommerce sites
Compress catalog images while keeping folders easy to match with your WordPress media workflow.
Marketplace sellers
Handle large batches of listing images grouped by SKU, product line, or campaign.
Catalog teams
Reduce product image weight without breaking the existing naming rules used by your team.
How it works
Compress e-commerce images in four steps
1
Select a product folderChoose the folder that contains your product photos, category folders, and SKU image sets.
2
Compress locallyImages are processed in your browser whenever possible, without uploading to TinyKits servers.
3
Preserve structureOriginal folder paths and product image file names are kept whenever possible.
4
Export organized ZIPDownload optimized images that are easier to replace in your store or product asset folder.
Ready to compress product image folders?
Select your e-commerce product image folder, compress locally, and export organized images with the same file names and folder paths.
FAQ
Questions about e-commerce image compression
Can I compress an entire product image folder?
Yes. This workflow is designed for folder-based product image compression, so you do not need to manually select every product photo one by one.
Will the original file names be kept?
Yes. TinyKits keeps original product image file names whenever possible, which makes it easier to replace existing store images.
Will the original folder structure be kept?
When you select folders, TinyKits keeps folder paths whenever possible, including SKU, category, and nested product image folders.
Are there quantity or file size limits?
This e-commerce folder workflow is positioned for unlimited quantity and unlimited file size use, subject to your browser and device performance.
Are my product images uploaded to a server?
No. Image compression runs locally in your browser whenever possible. Your product photos are not uploaded to TinyKits servers.
Which image formats are supported?
TinyKits supports common web and product image formats including JPG, PNG, and WebP.
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