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Image Compressor.
Adjust photo quality and compare the file size before downloading a compressed copy.
File processing runs in your browser.
No file uploads by this tool.
JPG, PNG, WebP or BMP. Up to 15 MB and 24 megapixels per image.
Choose files to begin.
Reduce image file size
This compressor encodes a photo as JPEG or WebP at your chosen quality. It keeps the pixel dimensions, making it useful when you want a smaller file without resizing the image. Savings depend on the source format and how much it was already compressed.
How to compress a photo
Select an image, choose JPEG or WebP and start with the default 80% quality. Select Compress image, compare the two file sizes and inspect the preview. If fine detail looks damaged, increase quality and generate a new result.
Balance quality and size
Lower quality can reduce file size but may soften text, edges or textures. A compressed result is not always smaller than its source. The tool shows that explicitly rather than claiming a guaranteed reduction. Use Image Resizer first if you also need fewer pixels.
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Common questions.
Will every image become smaller?
No. An already optimized image or a tiny graphic can produce a larger output. Try lower quality or another format, and keep the original if the result is unsuitable.
Can I compress a transparent PNG?
You can select PNG and export WebP to retain transparency when supported. JPEG fills transparent areas with white. This tool does not offer lossless PNG optimization.
Are there upload or API fees?
No paid API is used. Compression runs in the browser with a 15 MB and 24-megapixel input limit. Only the website code is downloaded.
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Image Compressor guides.
All 5 guidesHow to compress a photo and compare the file size
Compress a photo in your browser, compare original and output file sizes and inspect the result before choosing the version you want to keep.
Read the guide ↗JPEG or WebP for image compression
Compare JPEG and WebP exports for a photo, consider transparency and destination support, and choose the version that balances size and appearance.
Read the guide ↗Choose an image compression quality without losing useful detail
Adjust image compression quality by inspecting text, edges and textures. Find a usable balance instead of relying only on a smaller file size.
Read the guide ↗Why a compressed image can be larger than the original
Learn why a compression export can increase file size and how to compare formats, quality settings and image dimensions before saving a result.
Read the guide ↗Compress images on your phone without uploading photos
Use local browser image compression on a phone, understand file limits and save a smaller copy without sending the selected photo to a conversion server.
Read the guide ↗