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Compress Images Online

Compress image files without turning a simple task into a project. Upload, adjust, preview and download.

This image compressor is built for real everyday tasks like cleaning up blog images, product shots, article thumbnails and uploads that came out too heavy. You can keep the workflow simple or fine-tune quality and resize settings when needed.

FreeUse it right away without accounts or setup.
FastQuick previews, responsive controls and simple downloads.
SafeBuilt for straightforward image jobs with less friction.

A better way to shrink image file size

This image compressor is built for real everyday tasks like cleaning up blog images, product shots, article thumbnails and uploads that came out too heavy. You can keep the workflow simple or fine-tune quality and resize settings when needed.

  • Preview the original and processed image side by side.
  • See live size estimates before you process anything.
  • Resize by percentage, max width or max height when you need more control.

How it works

  1. Add one or more images with drag and drop, upload or paste.
  2. Choose the preset, format and resize settings that fit the job.
  3. Process the files, compare the result and download each finished image.

FAQ

Is this image compressor free to use?

Yes. You can use the tool without creating an account.

What image formats are supported?

You can upload JPG, JPEG, PNG, WebP and GIF files.

Can I resize while compressing?

Yes. You can keep the original size or resize by percentage, max width or max height.

Best settings for web uploads and email

If you are shrinking images for blog posts, product pages or attachments, start with a balanced preset and preview the result before downloading. WebP usually gives a smaller file than JPG for general web use, while JPG remains a safe option for broad compatibility.

When to use compression and resize together

Compression helps when the file is too heavy, but large dimensions can still slow down uploads and pages. If the image is much larger than the space where it will be shown, resizing and compression together usually gives the cleanest result.

Example

Example: reduce a 2400px article image to 1600px wide, keep a balanced quality setting and compare the output before publishing.