Compress Image
Reduce JPG, PNG, and WebP image file sizes while maintaining sharp quality.
JPGPNGWEBP
Processed locally
Drag & Drop an image to compress
or Browse Files
JPGPNGWebP
Max 50 MB
Files never leave your device
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How to Compress Images
- Drop or upload your JPG, PNG, or WebP image into the drop zone.
- Use the quality slider to adjust the compression factor (70%–85% is ideal for web use).
- Choose your target format (WebP generally achieves the smallest file footprint with high clarity).
- Inspect the live before-and-after side-by-side preview with calculated byte savings.
- Click Download Compressed to save the optimized file directly to your device.
Which Format Should You Choose?
- WebP: Best modern format for web design, online portfolios, and blogs. Reduces file size up to 30% more than standard JPEG without noticeable loss.
- JPG: Universally compatible across legacy viewers, email clients, and hardware printers. Ideal for high-detail photography.
- PNG: Best for graphics with crisp text, logos, or transparent backgrounds.
Frequently Asked Questions
We draw the image onto an off-screen HTML5 canvas element and re-encode it using the browser's native encoder at your specified quality percentage.
A quality setting between 75% and 85% usually yields a 60-80% file size reduction with virtually no perceptible loss in quality.
No. The entire compression process takes place inside your browser using HTML5 Canvas API. Your pictures never leave your local machine.
Canvas re-encoding inherently creates a fresh image buffer, removing unnecessary camera metadata like GPS coordinates and timestamps, which protects your privacy.