Browser-Based Image Tool

Image Compressor

Compress JPG, PNG and WebP images online to reduce file size. Adjust the compression level, preview the result and compare the original and compressed image before downloading.

Compress Your Image

Upload an image and choose your preferred compression quality.

80%

Lower quality usually creates a smaller file. Higher quality preserves more image detail.

JPG and WebP support adjustable lossy compression.

Compressed Preview

Review the optimized image before downloading.

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Your image preview will appear here

Upload an image and click Compress Image.

Compressed image preview
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How to Use the Image Compressor

Compress an image in three simple steps without installing image editing software.

1. Upload Your Image

Select a JPG, PNG or WebP image from your device.

2. Choose Compression

Adjust image quality and select your preferred output format.

3. Download the Result

Compare the file sizes and download your optimized image.

Why Compress Images?

Image compression reduces the amount of storage an image requires. Smaller image files can be easier to store, upload and transfer, while appropriate compression can retain useful visual quality.

Reduce File Size

Adjust quality to create a smaller JPG or WebP file while previewing the result before download.

Compare Before Downloading

See the original size, compressed size and percentage reduction after processing.

Browser-Based Processing

Compression is performed in your browser without requiring an external image-processing API.

Image Compressor FAQs

Is this Image Compressor free?

Yes. The image compression tool can be used directly through your web browser.

Which image formats are supported?

You can upload JPG, PNG and WebP images and export the compressed result as JPG, WebP or PNG.

Does lower quality create smaller files?

For JPG and WebP, reducing the quality setting generally reduces file size, although the exact result depends on the image.

Does PNG use the quality slider?

Browser canvas PNG export does not provide the same adjustable lossy quality control as JPG and WebP.

Will compression change image dimensions?

No. This tool keeps the original pixel dimensions and focuses on creating a new compressed image file.

Is my image processed in the browser?

Yes. The compression operation is performed locally using browser image and canvas capabilities.

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