Compress Image

Reduce image file size while maintaining quality

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Accepted: JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP · Max 50MB

Make Your Images Smaller Without Losing Quality

Large images slow down websites, eat up storage space and are difficult to send by email. This compression tool reduces image file sizes by removing unnecessary data and optimizing the encoding, while keeping the visual quality as close to the original as possible. The process is fast, free and works right in your browser.

Smart Compression

The tool uses advanced compression algorithms (mozjpeg for JPG, optimized deflate for PNG, and native WebP encoding) that are designed to produce the smallest possible file sizes at any given quality level. The default setting of 75% works well for most images, but you can adjust the slider to find the perfect balance for your needs.

What Gets Optimized

For JPG images, the tool strips unnecessary EXIF metadata, optimizes Huffman tables, and applies progressive encoding for better compression. For PNG files, it applies the best compression level while keeping the image lossless at high quality settings. WebP images are re-encoded with optimal parameters. All of this happens automatically without any configuration needed.

Common Use Cases

Web developers compress images to improve page load times and core web vitals scores. Photographers reduce file sizes before emailing galleries to clients. Social media managers optimize images before uploading to platforms that have file size limits. Anyone who needs to save storage space or bandwidth can benefit from running their images through this compressor first.

How to Compress Image

1

Upload your image

Select the image file you want to compress.

2

Adjust quality

Use the quality slider to set the compression level. Lower values produce smaller files.

3

Compress and download

Click Compress and download the optimized image.

Frequently Asked Questions

The reduction depends on the original image and the quality setting you choose. Most images can be reduced by 40-80% without noticeable quality loss.
At the default quality setting (75%), most images look virtually identical to the original. You can adjust the quality slider to find the right balance between file size and visual quality.
You can compress JPG, JPEG, PNG and WebP images. Each format uses its own optimized compression algorithm.
Compress images before uploading them to websites, emailing them to someone, or when storage space is limited. Smaller images load faster on web pages and take less bandwidth.