Adjust image quality
Choose an output quality level to balance visual quality and file size for supported formats.
Free online image tool
Compress JPG, PNG, WEBP, and other browser-supported images directly on your device. Adjust quality, resize large images, choose an output format, process multiple images, and download your compressed files.
Image compression guide
Large image files can take longer to upload, download, share, and display on websites. Image compression reduces file size by changing image encoding and, when enabled, reducing image dimensions.
Choose an output quality level to balance visual quality and file size for supported formats.
Add multiple images to the queue, process them together, and download the results individually or as a ZIP file.
Compression happens in the browser on your device, without requiring the selected images to be sent to a compression server.
Upload one image or add multiple images to the compression queue.
Select an output format, adjust quality, resize large images, or choose a target file size.
Review the original and output sizes, then download individual images or a ZIP archive.
Compressing images can be useful before uploading photos to websites, sending files by email, sharing images through messaging apps, or adding media to documents.
For websites, reducing unnecessary image file size can also help reduce the amount of data a browser needs to download. Choosing an appropriate image format and dimensions is often as important as the compression quality.
If an image is much larger than the dimensions where it will actually be displayed, resizing it before download can reduce its file size further.
Yes. The image compressor is available to use without requiring a paid subscription or software installation.
Yes. You can select multiple supported images, process them together, and download the results individually or as a ZIP file.
The compression process runs in your browser using the selected local files. The tool does not need to upload those files to a server to perform the compression.
You can enable Target File Size and enter a size in KB or MB. The compressor adjusts image quality to get as close as possible to the selected target. The final size can vary depending on the image and output format.
JPG, PNG, and WEBP are available through the browser-based workflow. AVIF is offered when the current browser supports the required image operations.
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