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Compress photos online without losing quality

Shrink photo file sizes several-fold right in your browser — in batches, with a quality slider. Files never leave your device.

How to compress a photo

  1. Drag your photos into the box — as many as you like.
  2. Keep quality at 75% (the sweet spot) or move the slider; for websites and messengers you can also cap the long side at 1600–2048 px.
  3. Press Compress — each file shows how much it shrank, with a Download button.

Limitations

Photos shrink the most — a phone JPG usually drops 3–10x with no visible difference. PNG screenshots and graphics do not compress that way: the format is lossless; pick WebP or JPG as the output for them. Below 50–60% quality artifacts become visible — the slider shows the percentage, you decide. iPhone HEIC is accepted via a dedicated decoder (loaded once).

Supported formats

FormatInputOutputNote
JPG (JPEG)YesYesthe main case — phone photos
PNGYesYeslossless; convert to WebP to shrink
WebPYesYestypically 25–35% smaller than JPG
GIF, BMP, AVIFYesNosaved as JPG/WebP/PNG

Frequently asked questions

What does "without losing quality" mean?

No visible loss: at 75–85% JPG quality you cannot spot the difference on a phone or monitor, while the size drops several-fold. The pixels will not match byte for byte — that is the honest price of the savings.

Which quality should I pick for messengers?

75% and a 1600 px cap on the long side: a 4–8 MB phone photo becomes 300–600 KB with no visible change.

Why did my PNG barely shrink?

PNG stores pixels losslessly and has no quality setting. If you do not need transparency, output JPG; if you do, output WebP — it keeps transparency and weighs less.

Are photos uploaded anywhere?

No, compression runs in your browser. Personal photos never leave your device — which is exactly why there is no limit on count or size.

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