Image Compressor

Compress Images Online Without Losing Quality

Shrink JPG, PNG and WebP files right in your browser — free, private, and with the quality you choose. Smaller files, same sharp images.

  • 100% browser-based
  • No account needed
  • Up to 30 images

Drop images here or browse

Supports JPG, PNG, WebP, BMP, TIFF & GIF • Paste with Ctrl+V

PNG output is always lossless. For JPG and WebP, the default quality of 85 keeps photos looking sharp while cutting file size significantly.

100% browser-based — your images never leave your device.

About this compressor

Why compress your images?

Oversized images slow down websites, fill up phones, and hit upload limits on forms, email, and social platforms. This tool shrinks JPG, PNG, WebP, BMP, TIFF and GIF files while keeping them looking sharp — the same resolution, with far fewer bytes.

Everything happens on your device. Your images are decoded and re-encoded in the browser without touching a server, so nothing is uploaded and no copy of your files exists anywhere. Adjust the quality slider, pick an output format, and watch the before-and-after sizes before you download.

Need a different size first? Use the image resizer to change pixel dimensions, or the image converter to change the file format before you compress.

JPG

JPG is the standard format for photos. Compressing it re-encodes the picture at your chosen quality — at 85 or above the difference is hard to spot, while files often shrink by half.

PNG

PNG stores pixels losslessly, so the image itself never degrades. Compressing to PNG re-encodes without any quality loss — perfect when you need exact pixels.

WebP

WebP gives smaller files than JPG at the same visual quality and supports transparency. It is a great choice for websites and messaging apps.

Why use it

Fast, free, and private

A focused tool that compresses images properly — no installs, no watermark, no limits.

You control the quality

A simple slider sets the quality for JPG and WebP output, so you decide exactly the balance between file size and detail.

Lossless PNG option

Choose PNG output and every pixel is preserved exactly — true lossless compression when quality is non-negotiable.

Nothing is uploaded

Your images never leave the browser. No servers, no storage, no copy of your files anywhere.

Free for everyone

No account, no watermarks, no file limits — compress as many images as you like.

How it works

Three simple steps

No software to install and no account to create — just add, adjust, and download.

01

Add images

Drop images onto the box, click to browse, or paste straight from the clipboard. Several files at once is fine.

02

Pick quality and format

Leave the original format, or choose JPG, WebP, or lossless PNG, and set the quality slider to your taste.

03

Download

Press Compress images, compare the before-and-after sizes, and save each file or grab them all in one ZIP.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is this image compressor free?

Yes — free to use, with no watermark, no file limit, and no account required. Compress as many images as you like.

Do my images get uploaded to a server?

No. Everything runs entirely inside your browser, so your images never leave your device. You can disconnect from the internet and it still works.

Will compressing reduce the quality of my images?

PNG output is fully lossless — the pixels are preserved exactly. For JPG and WebP, compression is visually near-lossless at the default quality of 85; you can raise the slider to 95 or higher if you want to stay even closer to the original.

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80–90 is the sweet spot for photos: files often shrink by half while looking virtually identical. Use 95+ for archive-quality copies, or lower values when the image only needs to load fast on a web page.

Can I compress multiple images at once?

Yes — add up to 30 images, compress them together, then download each result or everything in a single ZIP file.

Which formats are supported?

You can upload JPG, PNG, WebP, BMP, TIFF and GIF images and download the result as JPG, WebP, lossless PNG, or keep the original format.

Learn more

About the image compressor

When you should compress images

Every website, online form, and CMS benefits from smaller images: pages load faster, uploads finish sooner, and storage lasts longer. Compress photos before posting them to social media, attaching them to email, or publishing them on a blog — the visual result is the same, but the file is a fraction of the size.

Choosing the right format and quality

JPG and WebP use adjustable quality, so the slider gives you direct control over the size-versus-detail trade-off — 85 is a safe default for photographs. PNG stays lossless, which suits screenshots, logos, and graphics with text where every pixel matters. Compare the before-and-after sizes shown for each file to dial in the right setting.

Private by design

Because every image is compressed in the browser, nothing is ever sent to us. That makes this tool a sensible choice for client work, product photos, unreleased designs, and anything else you would rather not share.