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Image Compressor

Compress JPG, PNG, and WebP images directly in your browser. Reduce image file size while keeping quality under your control.

Drop your image here or choose a file. Accepts JPEG, PNG, and WebP.

You can also paste an image with Ctrl+V / Cmd+V.

Your images are processed directly in your browser β€” they are never uploaded to a server.

About Image Compressor

This tool reduces an image file's size while giving you control over the quality trade-off, entirely in your browser. Different images compress differently β€” a photo with lots of detail may shrink a lot at a given quality, while a simple graphic or an already-optimized image may not shrink much further.

Supported formats: JPEG, PNG, and WebP β€” chosen because every modern browser can both read and write them reliably. JPEG and WebP support an adjustable quality level; PNG is lossless, so its file size depends mainly on the image content rather than a quality setting.

Frequently asked questions

Do my images get uploaded anywhere?+

No β€” compression happens entirely in your browser using the canvas and image-decoding APIs already built into it. Your image is never sent to a server.

Which formats are supported?+

JPEG, PNG, and WebP, for both input and output β€” the formats every modern browser can reliably both decode and encode. You can also convert between them (e.g. compress a PNG down to a JPEG or WebP).

Will every image get much smaller?+

It depends on the image. A detailed photo often compresses a lot; a PNG that's already optimized, or a simple graphic, may only shrink a little β€” PNG in particular is lossless, so its size depends mainly on the image content rather than a quality slider.

What happens to transparency if I convert to JPEG?+

JPEG doesn't support transparency, so any transparent areas are filled with white before compressing. PNG and WebP output both keep transparency intact.

Can I target a specific file size?+

Yes, optionally β€” enter a target size in KB and the tool searches for a quality level that lands close to it. It's an approximation, not a guarantee, and won't push quality down excessively to hit an unreasonable target.

Will a photo taken on my phone come out sideways?+

No β€” the tool reads the image’s orientation data and corrects it automatically, the same way opening the photo normally would.

Is this tool free?+

Yes, completely free with no sign-up.

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