Compress Images Online Free

Quality & dimension control · WebP conversion · EXIF stripped — 100% local, never uploaded

Compress Image Free

No signup · 100% local · Free

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Shrink oversized photos until they pass upload limits, fit in an email, or load fast on the web. Move the quality slider (10–100) to balance sharpness against file size, or set a max edge (e.g. 1920) to downscale while compressing. Output as JPG, WebP or PNG.

Everything happens inside your browser — nothing is uploaded to any server, so ID photos, scanned contracts and private pictures are safe to process here. EXIF and other metadata are stripped on export, so location data never leaks.

Features

Adjustable quality (10–100)
Drag the slider to trade sharpness for size; the default 70 keeps images visually clean while cutting most of the weight.
Cap the longest edge
Enter a pixel value to downscale proportionally while compressing. Use 0 to keep original dimensions.
Three output formats
JPG (smallest, universal), WebP (typically 25–35% smaller than JPG at the same quality), PNG (metadata stripped, no lossy re-encode).
Automatic EXIF stripping
Compressed files no longer carry capture time, camera model or GPS coordinates.
No upload, no limits
No signup, no server-side file size or count caps — limits are just your device memory.

How to use

  1. 1Click "Choose image" and pick a JPG, PNG or WebP file.
  2. 2Drag the quality slider; set "Max edge" if you also want the image downscaled.
  3. 3Pick an output format: JPG, WebP or PNG.
  4. 4Click "Compress" and compare before/after sizes, then hit "Download".

Use cases

Upload size limitsExam registration, government portals and job boards often cap files at 200KB — compress and you are through.
Email & chat attachmentsPhone photos run 5–10MB; compressed files send instantly and chat apps stop re-crushing them.
Websites & product imagesConvert to WebP at the same visual quality for faster page loads and lighter mobile data use.
Privacy cleanupCompressing strips EXIF, so GPS coordinates and device info are gone before you share.

FAQ

Will compressing visibly hurt quality?

It depends on the quality level you pick. At 70–85 the difference is nearly invisible to the eye while the file drops to roughly 20–40% of the original. Start at the default 70 and raise it if needed.

Can I compress to an exact KB target?

Not automatically — there is no "target file size" field yet. Move the quality slider a couple of notches; the compressed size updates in real time so you can hit your target in two or three tries.

Can I compress multiple images at once?

The current version processes one image at a time. For batches, finish one file then click "Choose image" again — no page reload needed.

JPG, WebP or PNG — which should I use?

Choose WebP for the smallest file (supported by all modern browsers and most platforms), JPG for maximum compatibility, and PNG only when you need metadata stripped without any lossy re-encoding.

Are my images uploaded to a server?

No. Compression runs locally in your browser; files never leave your device and nothing is stored on a server. That is also why there is no upload size limit.

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