⚡ 100% in-browser · No uploads · No limits

Image Compressor

Compress JPG, PNG, WebP & GIF in your browser. No limits, no uploads.

🔒 Images are compressed on your device — never uploaded No 20-image cap · No 5 MB limit · JPG · PNG · WebP
Drop images here or click to choose — select as many as you like

Compress images without limits — or uploads

Popular compressors cap you at around 20 images per batch and 5 MB per file, and every image you drop is uploaded to their servers. This tool removes all of that. Compression happens entirely in your browser, so you can process hundreds of photos at once, of any size, and nothing ever leaves your device.

No batch or size limits

Drop 5 images or 500 — there's no per-session cap and no maximum file size.

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Private by design

Perfect for client work, NDAs, or photos with GPS data. Optional one-click EXIF stripping.

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Convert formats

Output JPEG, PNG, or WebP — WebP typically saves the most while keeping quality.

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Resize while you compress

Set a max width to shrink huge camera photos down to web-ready dimensions.

How to compress images

JPEG vs PNG vs WebP

JPEG is best for photographs. PNG preserves transparency and sharp edges (logos, screenshots). WebP usually beats both on file size at the same visual quality and is supported by every modern browser — convert to it for the fastest-loading websites.

Frequently asked questions

Are my images uploaded anywhere?

No. All compression runs locally with JavaScript. Your images never touch a server.

Is there a limit on how many images I can compress?

None. Process as many as your device's memory allows — there is no artificial cap.

Will compression reduce quality?

Lossy formats trade a little detail for big size savings. At 80% quality the difference is usually invisible; raise it toward 100% for maximum fidelity.

Does it remove EXIF/GPS data?

Yes, when "Strip metadata" is enabled (the default) — useful for privacy before sharing photos online.

Image Compressor guides

How to Compress Images for the Web Without Losing Quality
Practical steps to shrink images for faster websites — choosing quality, dimensions and format — while keeping them looking sharp.
JPEG vs PNG vs WebP: Which Image Format Should You Use?
A plain-English comparison of JPEG, PNG and WebP — when to use each, how they handle transparency and quality, and which is smallest.
How to Reduce an Image to 100KB, 50KB or 20KB
Practical ways to shrink a photo to a specific file size for forms, passports and uploads — by adjusting dimensions, quality and format.

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