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Compress JPG, PNG and WebP images in your browser. Adjust format and quality, compare actual file sizes and download individual images or a ZIP.

Free to useFiles are read and processed locally in your browser, without uploading them to a server. Keep your original files.

Image CompressorProcessed on your device · No uploads

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Or choose images from your device

JPG, PNG, WebP · Up to 20 images · 20 MB eachYou can also paste images here
Compression quality
Quality affects detail, not a fixed percentage of file size.

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Add images, choose your settings, then compress to compare the actual result.

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Meet VidBrowser

Save the Online Videos You Love

VidBrowser detects supported video resources on X (Twitter), Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and 1,000+ video websites. Save available videos in HD and organize content you are authorized to download for offline viewing.

Key Benefits

  • 1,000+ video websites
  • Popular platforms including X, Facebook and Instagram
  • HD video saving
  • Smart detection and convenient downloads
Download VidBrowser for FreeAvailable for Windows and Mac
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Only save content you are authorized to download. Actual support varies by website and video.

Why Use Our Image Compressor?

Free online tool · Files stay on your device.

Smaller image files

Prepare lighter files for saving, uploading and sharing.

A balance of clarity and size

Choose quality settings according to the detail your images need.

Popular image formats

Process JPG, PNG and WebP with output settings suited to the image.

Privacy in mind

Files are read and processed locally in your browser, without uploading them to a server. Keep your original files.

How to Compress Images Online

Free online tool · Files stay on your device.

01

Choose your images

Choose compatible local files you are authorized to use.

02

Choose compression settings

Set the output format and quality to suit your images.

03

Compress and download

Review the generated result and download it to your device. Keep your original files.

When Should You Compress Images?

Share photos more easily

Prepare smaller attachments for messages and email.

Prepare social media images

Fit upload requirements while keeping useful detail.

Organize your collection

Reduce storage needs while keeping original copies of important images.

Prepare website images

Lighter image resources can help pages load faster.

JPG vs PNG vs WebP: Which Format Should You Use?

JPG

JPG · photographs

Lossy compression suits photos and can produce compact files. JPG does not preserve transparent backgrounds.

PNG

PNG · transparency and graphics

PNG supports lossless storage and transparency, useful for text and graphics. Files may be larger than photographic JPGs.

WebP

WebP · flexible compression

WebP supports lossy and lossless encoding, plus transparency. The best format depends on the image and where you use it.

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Quality is not a savings percentage

An 80% quality setting does not mean an 80% reduction in file size. Results depend on image content, format and encoder.

Keep original copies. Repeated lossy encoding can degrade detail. PNG optimization is not the same as JPG quality adjustment, and converting an already optimized image may not make it smaller.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an image compressor?

It reduces image storage through encoding or optimization. Results depend on the image, format and quality settings.

How can I compress JPG images online?

Choose JPG images, set the output format and quality, compress, then compare and download the results.

Can I compress PNG without losing transparency?

PNG and WebP can retain transparency. JPG does not support transparency and uses a background color.

Does image compression reduce quality?

Lossless encoding preserves image data; lossy encoding can remove detail. Lower quality is not a fixed file-size reduction, and results vary with the encoder and image.

Can I compress multiple images at once?

Yes. Add multiple supported images, compress them and download the results individually or together as a ZIP.

Are my images uploaded to a server?

Files are read and processed locally in your browser, without uploading them to a server. Keep your original files.

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