⚡ Compression
HTTP compression allows web servers to reduce the size of transmitted data using algorithms like Gzip and Brotli, decreasing bandwidth usage and improving page load speed by compressing text-based resources such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript before sending them to the client.
According to our research, compression technologies are used on 87.9% of all websites.
99.7% of these sites use only one compression technology, 0.3% use two.
⭐ Most Popular in 2025
The following chart shows the leading compression technologies in 2025, based on market share.
The most popular is  Gzip with an impressive share of 58.1%, followed by
Gzip with an impressive share of 58.1%, followed by Brotli with 42.2% and 🛠️ Deflate with 0.06%.
 Gzip 58.1% Gzip 58.1%
- Brotli 42.2% 
- 🛠️ Deflate 0.06%
You can also drill down by country:
🚀 Country Highlights
Here is a list of technologies that are especially popular in certain countries.
Differences between global and country rankings are shown in parentheses.
- Brotli is #1 in the United States (-1) 
✨ Best Compression Technologies
Below is a more detailed list of all compression technologies we detect, ranked by their market share.
👉 See Also
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Data is based on the analysis of 2,562,783 websites.
Statistics were last calculated on .
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Statistics were last calculated on .
For details, see our methodology and disclaimer.
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