Image Compressor

How to use it

1. Drop up to 20 JPG, PNG or WebP images (25 MB each), or choose them from your device.
2. Set the quality. For photos, around 70–85 usually looks the same as the original while saving a lot of space.
3. Optionally pick an output format, and a maximum width or height to scale large images down.
4. Check each image's new size, saving and preview, and the total saved.
5. Download images one at a time, or all together as a ZIP.

How compression works

• Your browser decodes each image and saves it again at the quality you choose. Lower quality drops detail the eye is less likely to notice, which makes the file smaller.
• With a maximum width or height, larger images are scaled down to fit and keep their proportions. Images are never enlarged.
• If the new file isn't smaller than the original, the original is kept unchanged and marked “Already optimised — original kept”. No saving is claimed for it.
• % saved = (original size − new size) ÷ original size × 100. The total adds up every file you'd download.
• Browsers can only save PNG losslessly, so PNG files often don't get smaller. WebP usually gives the biggest savings for photos.
• Saving the image again removes its EXIF metadata, including camera details and GPS location.