Image Compressor
Adjust JPG or WebP encoding quality to create a smaller file while keeping the original pixel dimensions.
Click or drag image to compress
How to Use Image Compressor
- Choose a JPG or WebP image.
- Start with the default quality setting.
- Lower quality if you need a smaller file.
- Download and compare fine details with the original.
About Image Compressor
Lossy compression stores an approximation of the image. Lower quality can reduce file size but may produce visible blocks or halos around text and edges. An already optimized image may not become smaller.
When to Use It
Reduce the weight of photographs used in articles, product listings and email attachments.
Image Privacy
Images are processed locally in your browser whenever supported. We do not intentionally upload or store your images on our servers.
These tools use browser image and canvas APIs. Site analytics, advertisements and optional signature fonts can make separate network requests. Keep your original file; browser export may alter metadata, color profiles or animation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it change dimensions?
This compressor retains the original width and height.
Which files can I upload?
The compressor accepts JPG and WebP. Use the converter first for a different format.
Why can the output be larger?
Re-encoding an already compressed source with a higher quality setting can increase its size.
Which quality should I choose?
Start around 80 percent and compare the downloaded file at its intended viewing size.