Image compression tool
Drag & drop your images here
Drag & drop your images here
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PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF — Max 50 MB
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Reduce image file sizes with no visible quality loss. PNG, JPEG, WebP. 100% local.
Drag & drop your images here
or
PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF — Max 50 MB
No images added
Heavy images slow down your website, increase bounce rate, and hurt your Google rankings. A 5 MB JPEG can easily be reduced to 500 KB with no visible difference. Our compressor uses advanced algorithms to strip unnecessary data while preserving visual quality. The result: faster loading pages, better user experience, and improved SEO. Whether you're a web developer, blogger, e-commerce seller, or social media manager, compressing images is an essential step in your workflow.
JPEG is ideal for photos and complex images — lossy compression achieves 60-80% reduction with no visible artifacts. PNG uses lossless compression, perfect for logos, screenshots, and images with text or transparency. WebP, developed by Google, offers the best of both worlds: better compression than JPEG and transparency support like PNG. Our tool automatically detects the format and applies the optimal algorithm. For the modern web, we recommend WebP when possible, with JPEG/PNG fallbacks for compatibility.
Image processing and ZIP creation happen on your device: files are not uploaded. The site includes neither advertising nor Google Analytics. Cloudflare, our hosting provider, processes the technical information required to serve pages and may provide us with aggregate metrics. The tool remains usable offline after its first load.
It's simple: drag and drop your images into the designated area or click to browse your files. Adjust the quality slider to your needs — lower quality means stronger compression. Click Compress and watch the reduction in real time. You can compare the original and result side by side. Download images individually or all at once as a ZIP. Our compressor supports files up to 50 MB with no limit on the number of images.