Reduce JPG, PNG, WebP image file size without losing quality. Instant download.
Click to upload or drag & drop JPG, PNG, WebP files
Adjust compression quality (10-100%) and output format
Set max width to resize images while compressing
Compress and download optimized images instantly
Our free image compressor online reduces image file sizes without sacrificing visual quality. Use it to optimize JPG, PNG, and WebP images for websites, emails, social media, and storage — all processing happens in your browser for complete privacy.
Large images slow down websites and consume bandwidth. Our online image optimizer uses intelligent compression algorithms to maintain image quality while dramatically reducing file size. Perfect for web developers, designers, marketers, and anyone who works with images regularly.
Open the tool, click to upload or drag and drop your JPG, PNG, or WebP files, set the compression quality, and hit Compress All. Your optimized images download instantly — no account and no software needed.
Our smart compression shrinks file size while preserving visual quality. Use a higher quality percentage (e.g. 80–90%) for photos and a lower one for simple graphics; you can preview the result before downloading.
The compressor handles JPG, PNG, and WebP, and can re-encode to any of those on export. GIF is also accepted on upload and exported to your chosen format.
Yes. Every image is processed locally in your browser with JavaScript and Canvas — files are never uploaded to a server, so your pictures stay completely private.
Yes, this is a bulk image compressor. Upload as many images as you like, compress them together, and download all results in one pass.
Each file can be up to 10 MB. For very large source images, consider resizing first or using the Max Width option to shrink dimensions while compressing.
Yes. The Max Width setting lets you downscale images during compression — a great way to shrink both dimensions and file size for web use.
For web photos, 70–85% is a good balance of size and clarity. For screenshots and flat graphics, 60–75% is usually invisible to the eye while saving the most space.
Keep the original format unless you need smaller files — WebP gives the best compression for photos, PNG preserves transparency, and JPEG is smallest for continuous-tone images without transparency.
There is no fixed daily limit. You can compress as many images as your browser memory allows, one batch at a time, entirely free.
