Compress Image
Drop in photos, pick a quality level, get JPEGs back at a fraction of the size.
Click to add images or drop them here
Drop in photos, pick a quality level, get JPEGs back at a fraction of the size.
Click to add images or drop them here
Click the dropzone (or drag photos onto it) to add one or more images, adjust the quality slider and optional max width, then click Compress. Each result gets its own Save link with the before/after size shown.
Always JPEG, regardless of what you upload (PNG, WebP, HEIC, and more all convert to JPEG) - that's what actually shrinks file size.
Yes, JPEG compression is lossy by nature. Lower the quality slider for smaller files, or keep it high (80-95) if the photo needs to stay sharp.
Compressed files live on the server for 15 minutes, then are deleted automatically. Nothing is stored permanently.
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