Reduce image file size right in your browser, no uploads, no signup, nothing leaves your device. Compress up to 20 images at once, then download individually or as a ZIP.
Drop PNG or JPEG images here
or click to browse · up to 20 files · 25 MB each
No signup, no upload to any server, nothing to install. Drop your images in, tweak the quality, and download. Everything happens inside your browser tab.
Drag & drop PNG or JPEG files onto the upload area, or click to browse. Up to 20 images at a time, 25 MB each. PNGs and JPEGs can be mixed in the same batch freely.
The default 75% works for most cases. Slide down for smaller files on photo-heavy posts, slide up to preserve detail in screenshots or product shots that need clarity.
Each image shows its before/after size and savings. Download individual images or grab everything in a single ZIP file. Your files never leave your browser.
Smaller files, faster pages, lower bandwidth, no quality cliff. A modern PNG + JPEG compressor that runs entirely in your browser and respects your privacy.
Images never touch a server. Compression happens locally in your browser, so you can safely compress screenshots, product mockups, or client work without uploading anything.
Process up to 20 images in one pass. PNG and JPEG can be mixed freely. Each file gets its own row showing original size, new size, and exact percentage saved.
One click on "Download All" bundles every compressed image into a single ZIP file, ready to upload to your CMS, share with a client, or drop into a presentation folder.
Slide between 40% and 95% to balance file size against visual fidelity. JPEGs use lossy compression, PNGs use palette quantization, both fully tunable on the fly.
No server round trips, no waiting on uploads. A typical 2 MB photo compresses in under a second. Larger batches show per-file progress so you always know where things stand.
Fully responsive, drop files from your phone's gallery or your laptop. Mobile browsers handle JPEG compression smoothly, PNGs work too if files aren't huge.
Heavy images slow down pages, eat upload quotas, and choke email inboxes. A quick compression pass fixes all three, and these are the people who do it most.
Instagram, LinkedIn, and X downscale uploads anyway, so feeding them compressed images saves your bandwidth without losing display quality. Batch a whole content week in one pass.
Product photos make or break store load times. Shrink Shopify, Amazon, and Etsy uploads to the sweet spot where they still look sharp but pages render fast on mobile networks.
Optimize hero images, blog post graphics, and asset folders before they ever hit your build pipeline. Smaller files mean faster Lighthouse scores and happier Core Web Vitals.
WordPress, Ghost, Medium, every CMS has upload limits. Compress screenshots and stock photos in your browser first, then drag them straight into the post editor.
Mailchimp, ConvertKit, and Gmail all have attachment ceilings. Compress photo packs before sending to clients or subscribers so messages actually land in inboxes.
Export from Figma, Sketch, or Photoshop, then run a quick compression before sharing mockups in Slack or Notion. Keeps file libraries tidy and load times snappy.