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Compress Image - Reduce JPG, PNG and WebP Size

Compress JPG, PNG or WebP images online while preserving visual quality. Download smaller images quickly.

Files are deleted automatically after the short download window

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or click to choose · max 20 MB · JPG, PNG, WebP

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Reduce your image file size for free and online. It compresses JPG and PNG files while preserving visual quality, ideal for speeding up a website, sending by email or saving storage. Your files are deleted automatically after processing.

How it works

  1. Drag the image you want to compress into the area above, or select it.
  2. Press "Start".
  3. Download the smaller image.

Frequently asked questions

Is compressing images free?

Yes, image compression is completely free and requires no sign-up.

Will quality drop noticeably?

Compression reduces file size while largely preserving visible quality.

Which formats can I compress?

Common image formats such as JPG and PNG are supported.

Is my image safe?

Uploaded images are used only for compression and deleted automatically afterwards.

Tune image quality, format and file size together

Compress Image processes one JPG, PNG or WebP at a quality value of 50, 65, 75 or 90. It can retain the original format or output JPG, PNG or WebP, so the saving depends on both the chosen quality and how well the target format suits the picture.

Photographs often compress efficiently as JPG or WebP, while flat graphics, screenshots and transparency may be better suited to PNG. Changing formats can occasionally make a file larger rather than smaller, so use the result panel to compare bytes and appearance together.

Practical checklist

  • Begin at 75, move to 90 if text edges or facial detail suffer, and compare 65 when the file is still too large.
  • Try WebP for a website photograph only after confirming that the destination system accepts WebP uploads.
  • Transparency is not retained when a PNG becomes JPG; inspect the output on its intended background for unwanted edges or fill.