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Image Compressor

Reduce JPG, PNG and WEBP image size online without losing quality. Upload your images, compress instantly and download optimized files for web, social media, or storage.

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Low Balanced High Extreme

Used when converting transparent PNGs to JPG.

Smart compression guide

How to compress images perfectly

Follow these simple steps to reduce image size, keep quality clean, and prepare optimized files for websites, forms, emails, and social media.

Upload your images

Drag and drop your images or click the upload box. You can add multiple JPG, PNG, WebP, and other image files.

Multi upload 20 MB limit

Select compression

Choose Lossy for smaller files or Lossless when you want to keep maximum quality. Balanced is best for most images.

Lossy Lossless

Resize if required

Enable resize to reduce width, height, or percentage. Smaller dimensions usually create much lighter output files.

By percent By pixels

Compress and download

Click Upload All, wait for processing, then review your optimized files and download the final compressed images.

Fast output Clean files

Best settings for better results

For website speed Use quality 70-80, WebP format, and strip metadata.
For upload forms Enable target file size when a website needs images under a fixed KB/MB limit.
For high quality Use Lossless or keep quality above 85 for photos, products, and sharp details.

Quick tips

Keep original format if you only want to reduce file size.
Use WebP for modern websites because it gives small size with good quality.
Set a background color when converting transparent PNG images to JPG.
Powerful features

Everything you need to compress images faster

Reduce image size, control output quality, resize images, and prepare optimized files for websites, forms, emails, and social platforms.

Batch Image Compression

Upload and compress multiple images at once instead of optimizing every file one by one.

Multi file Fast workflow

Lossy & Lossless Modes

Choose lossy compression for smaller files or lossless mode when image quality is more important.

Lossy Lossless

Quality Control

Adjust image quality with simple presets like Low, Balanced, High, and Extreme compression.

Quality slider Presets

Resize Before Compress

Reduce image dimensions by percentage or pixels to create even smaller optimized files.

By pixels By percent

Target File Size

Set a custom KB or MB target when you need images under a specific upload limit.

KB target MB target

Metadata Control

Strip EXIF metadata to remove hidden camera, device, and location information from images.

EXIF strip Privacy
Why compress images?

Make your images lighter without losing the clean look

Large image files can slow down websites, increase upload time, and create problems when a form or platform has a strict file-size limit. This image compressor helps you reduce file size while keeping your images clear and useful.

You can use it for website images, product photos, blog thumbnails, social media posts, email attachments, portfolio images, and documents where smaller images are required.

Faster loading experience Compressed images load quicker and help improve the overall browsing experience.
Smaller file size Reduce MBs into smaller KB/MB files for upload forms, emails, and storage saving.
Better privacy control Remove image metadata like device, camera, and hidden EXIF details when needed.
photo-compressed.webp Optimized image output
-72%
Before 4.8 MB
After 1.3 MB
WebP Output Format
80% Quality:
EXIF Removed
Compression examples

See how much image size can be reduced

Here are sample compression results for common image use cases. Actual output size depends on image quality, dimensions, format, and compression settings.

Website Hero Image

JPG to WebP, quality 75
Before 3.8 MB
After 820 KB
Total saving 78%
WebP Fast loading Website

Upload Form Photo

Target size under 500 KB
Before 2.4 MB
After 480 KB
Total saving 80%
Form ready Target KB Small size

Large Product Image

Resize + compression
Before 5.2 MB
After 1.1 MB
Total saving 79%
Product image Resize Clean quality
Frequently asked questions

Image compressor questions, answered clearly

Quick answers about image quality, formats, file size, resizing, metadata, and the best compression settings.

Better compression experience

Use balanced quality for normal images, WebP for websites, and target size when a form has a strict upload limit.

Fast image optimization Quality control options Resize and metadata support
Lossy compression can slightly reduce quality to create a smaller file, but balanced settings usually keep images clear. Lossless compression reduces size while keeping original quality as much as possible.
For most website and social images, quality 70-80 is a good balance. Use higher quality for product photos and lower quality when file size matters more than detail.
Yes, use the target file size option and enter your required KB or MB limit. This is useful for forms, portals, government websites, and profile uploads.
If your image dimensions are very large, resizing before compression can reduce file size a lot. This is best for website banners, thumbnails, product images, and email attachments.
Metadata can include camera model, device details, date, and sometimes location information. Stripping metadata removes these hidden details and can also slightly reduce file size.
WebP is usually better for websites because it gives smaller file size with good quality. JPG is still useful for photos, and PNG is better when transparency is required.
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