Image Compressor

Make images smaller for uploads, email attachments, and web pages without installing software.

Your images are processed locally in your browser. They are never uploaded to a server.

Choose one or more images to preview the result.

See a real compression result

Compare the 813 KB original with the 325 KB result at 80% quality. Drag the divider to inspect texture, edges, and fine detail.

Sample result

Balanced quality at 80%

At 80% quality, the photo becomes 325 KB while keeping the scene clear and detailed.

Results vary by image and settings.
Original JPEGCompressed JPEG
Original JPEG813 KB · 1536 × 1024
Compressed JPEG325 KB · 1536 × 1024

Choose a quality that fits the task

Lower quality reduces file size. The right choice depends on the photo and where you will use it.

JPEG sample at 90% quality
90%Best detail562 KB · JPEG
JPEG sample at 60% quality
60%Smaller file, lower detail187 KB · JPEG

Results vary with image detail. Compare the quality levels and choose the smallest file that still looks clear.

What compression changes

Use the controls to balance visible detail against file size, then check the result before sharing.

Quality controls visible detail

Lower values remove more data and can soften fine texture.

Smaller files are easier to send

They are useful for upload limits, email attachments, and web pages.

A target size is a limit, not a promise

Complex images may not reach a very small target without heavy quality loss.

Choose the format for the destination

Compressing and converting are separate choices. Keep the source format unless the place you share to needs another one.

Use JPEG for

  • Photos and natural scenes with many colors
  • Email attachments and common upload forms
  • Places where broad compatibility matters

Keep PNG or choose WebP when

  • You need transparency or sharp graphic edges
  • The image contains logos, text, or interface screenshots
  • You know the destination accepts WebP

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