Big photos slow down websites, bounce off email size limits and get re-compressed badly by social apps. Image Compressor shrinks them first — usually to a fraction of the size — while keeping them looking the same.
How it works
- Upload a JPEG, PNG or WebP image.
- Pick a format, a quality level and, if you want, a maximum size.
- Drag the slider to compare before and after, then download the smaller file.
Which settings to choose
- WebP gives the smallest files and works in every modern browser.
- JPEG is the safe choice for email attachments and older apps.
- PNG keeps sharp edges and transparency for logos, screenshots and graphics.
- 1600 px is plenty for blog posts and web pages; 1080 px matches most social feeds.
Private by design
Location data and other hidden metadata are removed. Your files are deleted automatically after 7 days.
