Free online image compressor

Compress Images

Shrink JPG, PNG and WEBP file sizes with a simple quality slider and optional resize. Batch compress and download instantly — free, no signup.

Drag & drop images here

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Supports: JPG, PNG, WEBP (Max 20MB each)

Compression Options
80%

Lower = smaller file, more loss. 75–85% is a good balance.

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How to compress images online

Three steps to make photos smaller for web, email and uploads — no install, no account.

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Upload your images

Drag and drop or choose multiple JPG, PNG or WEBP images. Each row shows the original size.

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Set quality & options

Pick a quality level, optionally change the output format or resize the longest side.

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Compress and download

Click Compress All to see the new size and savings, then download — one file, or a ZIP for many.

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Quality, format & resize

Quality slider

Controls compression for JPG and WEBP, and palette reduction for PNG. Lower values mean smaller files with more visible loss.

Output format

Keep the original format or convert to JPG, PNG or WEBP. WEBP usually gives the smallest files for photos.

Resize

Optionally cap the longest side (e.g. 1920px). Downscaling large photos is often the biggest size win.

Batch & savings

Compress a whole queue at once and see per-file and total savings before you download.

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FAQ

How do I compress an image online for free?

Upload one or more images, set the quality and options, then click Compress All. Each smaller file downloads automatically — no account needed.

Which formats can I compress?

JPG, PNG and WEBP. You can keep the original format or convert while compressing.

Will compression reduce quality?

Lower quality produces smaller files with more visible loss, while higher quality keeps detail. Around 75–85% usually balances size and quality.

How do I shrink a PNG?

For PNG, lowering quality reduces the colour palette to cut file size. Set quality to 95%+ to keep it near-lossless.

Do you store my uploads?

No. Images are processed only for your compression request and are not kept as a public library.