Compress Images to Smaller JPG Files
Cut image weight before you hit send.
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Your files stay right here, on your device.
or drop files here.JPG · .JPEG · .PNG · .WEBP · Up to 50 MB totalAbout this compress image tool
Re-encode images as JPG at your chosen quality. Transparent areas become white. Size reduction depends on source encoding and image content.
When to use this tool
Reduce image size using a chosen JPG quality before emailing or uploading.
Get started in three steps
- Choose your input files from your device.
- Try quality 75 for photos. The output format is JPG, even when the original is PNG.
- Select Compress image, review the result and download your file.
A practical example
Reduce a photograph’s attachment size by choosing a JPG quality setting. Download a candidate and compare it with the original at the size the recipient will view.
Check the result
Inspect faces, small print and edges, then compare bytes rather than assuming conversion always shrinks a file. Transparent input regions become white.
If the result is not right
If quality loss becomes noticeable before reaching the size limit, reduce dimensions using an appropriate workflow or choose a better source. This tool re-encodes as JPG; it does not promise an exact byte target.
Before you download
Will compression retain transparency?
No. Output is JPG, so transparent areas become white. Size reduction depends on the original encoding and image content.
Where is my document processed?
Document processing runs in your browser. This tool does not upload your document for processing. Optional analytics measures visits and tool events only after you allow it; it does not receive your document content or filenames. Read the privacy policy.
Next step: Resize image.
Practical guides
Choose JPG, PNG or WebP for an application upload · हिंदी में पढ़ें
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