Free Image Tool

Image Compressor

Reduce image file size by changing quality, dimensions, or output format. Batch process browser-supported images locally and compare each result before downloading.

JPEG · PNG · WebP · GIF
Quality Slider
Resize & Scale
Format Conversion
Batch Compress
Before/After Preview
ZIP Download
100% Browser-Side

Drop images here

Up to 25 images · 25 MB each · 150 MB / 80 MP per batch

JPEGPNGWebPGIFBMPAVIF

What Is Image Compression?

Image compression reduces an image file's size while balancing visual quality. Smaller images can reduce page-transfer size and improve loading performance, especially on slower mobile connections.

Lossy encodingremoves visual information to reduce size and is used by this tool's JPEG and WebP outputs. PNG preserves the redrawn pixel data without lossy encoding, although Canvas conversion does not retain the original metadata, animation, color profile, or compressed byte stream. Results depend on the image, dimensions, format, quality, and browser encoder.

How to Compress Images Online

1

Upload your images

Add up to 25 browser-decodable images. Each file can be up to 25 MB, with 150 MB and 80 megapixels allowed per batch.

2

Adjust compression settings

Choose JPEG, PNG, or WebP output. Set quality for JPEG/WebP, resize by percentage, or enter exact width and height. Leave one dimension blank to preserve the original aspect ratio.

3

Click Compress All

Images are processed locally in sequence to reduce peak browser memory use. Each completed card shows dimensions and file-size change.

4

Preview and compare

Toggle between the original and compressed version on each image card to visually verify quality before downloading.

5

Download

Download individual images with the per-card Download button, or click Download All as ZIP to get every compressed image in one archive.

JPEG vs PNG vs WebP

FormatCompressionTransparencyBest ForFile Size
JPEGLossyNonePhotos, hero imagesSmall
PNGLosslessFull alphaLogos, screenshots, iconsLarge
WebPLossy outputFull alphaEfficient web imagesOften small

Frequently Asked Questions

Technical note: Compression uses the browser's built-in Canvas API ( canvas.toBlob()). Quality and file size results may vary slightly between browsers due to their image encoders. The tool verifies the returned MIME type so an unsupported WebP request is never downloaded as a mislabeled PNG. Animated inputs become a static image, and embedded metadata is removed.