Image Tools

Free Image Compressor

Reduce image file size up to 80% without losing quality

100% free No signup Files auto-deleted in 2h 7 files processed
Smaller file Better quality

About this tool

The Image Compressor shrinks your file size while keeping the picture good enough for websites, email, forms and social uploads. Big photos and screenshots slow pages down, bump into upload limits and make sharing a hassle. Compression keeps the same dimensions but trims the weight.

It's a good fit for bloggers, shop owners, students, marketers, developers — really anyone getting images ready for the web. Drop in a JPG, PNG or WebP, pick a quality level, and download the smaller version once it's done.

This matters a lot for SEO and page speed. Lighter images load faster, use less data and feel smoother on mobile. For most photos, a middle-of-the-road quality setting cuts the size way down and you'd be hard-pressed to spot the difference.

When to Compress Images

Compress before you upload — to a website, a product page, a blog post, a CMS, an email campaign, a job application, or any form with tight file limits. It also helps when you're sending photos over a slow connection or trying to keep a portfolio light.

For website images especially, do it up front rather than waiting until the page already feels sluggish. Keeping your assets small from the start saves you from cleaning up the mess later.

Choosing the Right Quality

Somewhere around 70-85 works well for most web photos. Push it higher for product shots, portfolios or anything detailed where quality really counts. Drop it lower for thumbnails, previews, or images where a small file matters more than perfect sharpness.

PNGs behave differently from JPGs — they're built for sharp graphics, transparency and screenshots. If a PNG stays stubbornly large after compression, try converting it to WebP or JPG when you don't actually need transparency.

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about this tool.

How much can I reduce image size?

Our compressor typically reduces image file size by 50% to 80% with minimal quality loss. The exact amount depends on the original image and chosen quality level.

Will compression affect image quality?

We use smart compression that preserves visual quality. At our default settings (80% quality), most users cannot tell the difference between original and compressed images.

Can I compress multiple images at once?

Yes, you can upload up to 20 images at a time and compress them in a single batch.

What formats can I compress?

We support JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WebP image formats for compression.