Compress Images β Free & Private
Compress JPG, PNG and WebP images in your browser. Choose an output format, adjust JPEG or WebP quality, and see the original and resulting file sizes.
Drop images to compress
PNG, JPG, WebP Β· Up to 50 MB and 32 million pixels each
π100% Private β Your files never leave your device. All processing runs locally in your browser.
How It Works
Compress JPG, PNG and WebP images in your browser. Choose an output format, adjust JPEG or WebP quality, and see the original and resulting file sizes.
PNG optimization keeps the decoded image pixels and transparency. JPEG and WebP use lossy quality settings. File-size changes depend on your source image and settings; an already optimized image may become larger.
Features
- βJPG, PNG and WebP input
- βJPEG, PNG and WebP output
- βAdjustable JPEG and WebP quality
- βLossless optimization of decoded PNG pixels
- βMultiple images in one batch
- βLocal processing, up to 50 MB and 32 million pixels per image
How to Use This Tool
- Choose JPG, PNG or WebP images.
- Select the output format. Adjust quality for JPEG or WebP.
- Compress the images and check the resulting sizes.
- Download the results. Any failed images are listed separately.
Perfect For
- βReduce photo sizes for a website
- βOptimize PNG graphics while retaining transparency
- βCreate smaller JPEG or WebP copies for sharing
Frequently Asked Questions
JPG, PNG and WebP, up to 50 MB and 32 million pixels per image. Larger batches may exceed your browserβs available memory.
No. Savings vary, and some output files can be larger. The results show actual sizes and whether the batch became smaller or larger.
JPEG and WebP output uses lossy compression. PNG optimization preserves the pixels decoded by your browser; it does not preserve every original file property or embedded metadata.
PNG output retains transparency. WebP transparency depends on browser support. JPEG has no transparency, so transparent areas become white.
Yes. Images are processed one after another. Successful results stay available when another image fails, and you can retry failed files.
No. The output is a still image, not an animation.
No. Image compression runs in your browser. No account is required.