Compress image
Shrink your images by adjusting quality. You see how much the result weighs before downloading, so you pick the balance you prefer.
Drag your images here
or click to select them
Your files are never uploaded
How to do it, step by step
Upload your images
Drag in one or several photos. They are all processed at once.
Adjust the quality
Move the slider between 20 and 95. Between 70 and 80 is usually where the file gets far lighter without showing.
Pick the format
If your image is a PNG, switching to WEBP cuts far more weight than keeping the original format.
Compress and download
You will see the before and after size of each image so you can check how much you saved.
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This converter is free, and it will stay that way
No accounts, no limits, no watermarks, and your files never leave your device. There is no company behind this: there is one person keeping it running.
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Frequently asked questions
Is compress image free?
Yes. No accounts, no file limits and no watermarks. The site is funded by the ads on the page.
Are my files uploaded to a server?
No. Your files are never uploaded to a server: we do not receive them at any point, so no copy is left to delete.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes, on Android and iPhone, with no app to install. Just open this page in your phone browser.
Is my original file modified?
Never. We produce a new file and the original stays untouched where it was.