Compare to vs. Compare with

For comparisons that involve both similarities and differences, use compare with; to stress a specific similarity or difference between two things in some respect, use compare to. This rule means that, in general, figurative comparisons should be made with compare to.

compared the copy with the original to determine whether they were really indistinguishable
compare his interpretation of the poem with mine

compared the politician to a Cheeto
nothing compares to you (= “nothing is as good as you”)
a poor speller compared to you
a poor speller in comparison to you