How much smaller will my image get?

A photo straight off a phone usually loses 60–80% at quality 80, with no difference you can see at normal size. Screenshots and flat graphics compress less.

Will it lower the resolution?

No. Compressing keeps every pixel and changes how precisely each one is stored. Use the resizer if you want fewer pixels.

Does it strip EXIF data?

Yes, as a side effect. The compressed file is rebuilt from the decoded pixels, so location and camera metadata do not survive.

Compress an image

Most images on the web are two or three times larger than they need to be. Pull the quality down until you can see the difference, then go back one step.

Runs: On your device. The file is never uploaded.
Takes: JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 30
Gives: a smaller image, same format

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Drop your files here

JPG, PNG or WebP, as many as you need

Quality78%

How it works

01Choose your images
02Set the quality and watch the saving
03Download the smaller files

Questions

How much smaller will my image get?: A photo straight off a phone usually loses 60–80% at quality 80, with no difference you can see at normal size. Screenshots and flat graphics compress less.
Will it lower the resolution?: No. Compressing keeps every pixel and changes how precisely each one is stored. Use the resizer if you want fewer pixels.
Does it strip EXIF data?: Yes, as a side effect. The compressed file is rebuilt from the decoded pixels, so location and camera metadata do not survive.

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