Photo Compressor

Our photo compressor is a simple online tool that shrinks your photo file sizes so they load faster and take up less space. Just upload your photo, pick a compression level, and download the smaller version.

Our tool finds and removes repeated data patterns in your photo files to make them smaller. You pick from 4 compression levels — Low, Medium, High, or Maximum — to get the balance of size and quality that works for you.

We offer 4 compression levels:

• Low: Light compression, barely any visible difference. Great for when quality matters most.
• Medium: A balanced option — good file size reduction with quality that still looks great.
• High: Strong compression for much smaller files. Recommended for most everyday use.
• Maximum: The smallest file sizes possible. Ideal for websites where every kilobyte counts.

All 4 levels work directly in your browser — your photos are never uploaded to a server. The level you pick stays selected as you process photos one after another, and you can also download an optional WebP version of the same photo.

It's simple and takes just a few clicks:

1. Upload: Click "Select Photo" to pick your file.
2. Adjust: Pick from 4 compression levels — Low, Medium, High, or Maximum. Medium is a good starting point for most photos.
3. Process: Hit the compress button and wait a moment.
4. Download: Grab your smaller photo file and you're done.

Our photo compressor handles a wide range of files:

• Maximum file size: 10MB per photo
• Resolution: Any common resolution, from small icons to large images
• Color: RGB, RGBA (with transparency), and grayscale

For best results, resize very large photos to your target dimensions before compressing.

Our photo compressor works great for:

• Website and blog images — faster page loads
• Social media posts and graphics
• App screenshots and assets
• Email images and newsletters
• Any project where smaller file sizes help

At Low and Medium levels, the quality difference is barely noticeable. At High and Maximum levels, you may see a slight difference, but the file size savings are significant. Here's what you can expect:

• Low & Medium: Nearly identical to your original — great for photos where every detail counts.
• High: A small quality trade-off for a much smaller file size.
• Maximum: The smallest file possible — best for websites where loading speed matters more than perfect quality.

You can try different levels and see the results for yourself before downloading.

It depends on your photo and the compression level you pick. Here's what you can typically expect:

• General photos: 20-50% smaller across most compression levels
• High-quality, unoptimized originals: Up to 70-80% smaller, especially at High and Maximum levels
• Detailed or already-compressed photos: 10-40% smaller, depending on complexity
• Transparent PNGs: 50-80% smaller, as transparent areas compress well

After compressing, you'll see the exact reduction percentage and both file sizes — original and compressed — so you know exactly what you saved.

Here are some practical tips to get the most out of the tool:

• Start with good originals: The better your source photo, the better your compressed result will look.
• Pick the right level: Medium is a great starting point for most photos — it gives you a nice size reduction with quality that still looks good.
• Use the right format: The tool works well with graphics that have text, sharp edges, logos, or transparent backgrounds.
• Resize before compressing: If your photo is much larger than needed, resize it to your target dimensions first for the best results.
• Keep settings consistent: When processing several similar photos, use the same compression level so they all look uniform.
• Try different levels: Test Low through Maximum to see which one gives you the look and file size you want.

With a little experimenting, you'll find the sweet spot between file size and how your photos look.

Downloading your compressed photo is simple:

• Once processing finishes, a download button appears
• Click the button to save your compressed photo
• The file goes to your browser's default download folder
• You can also right-click and choose 'Save As' to pick a specific folder

Your browser handles everything — no extra software needed.

Yes, you can. We don't claim any rights to your photos. Your files keep their original copyright status, so:

• Use them on business websites and in marketing
• Post them on social media, in ads, and in promotional materials
• Include them in mobile apps, digital products, and e-commerce
• Use them anywhere you have the rights to the original photos

Just make sure you have the rights to the photos you're compressing. The tool only makes your files smaller — it doesn't change who owns them.

The uploader accepts these common image formats:

• PNG files (.png), including RGB and RGBA photos with transparent backgrounds
• JPG / JPEG photos
• GIF and WebP images
• Grayscale and color photos

You can download the result in its original format, and an optional WebP version is offered alongside every compression.

Yes — it's completely free, with no account, no sign-up, and no limit on how many photos you compress:

• Unlimited compressions with all 4 levels (Low, Medium, High, Maximum)
• Accepts PNG, JPG, JPEG, GIF, and WebP, with an optional WebP download for every photo
• The only limits are per file: a 10MB maximum size, and one photo is processed per run — just start the next one straight after
• A clean, ad-free experience