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Image Compressor – Reduce File Size for Web & Email

Apply lossless/lossy compression to JPEG, PNG, WebP, and GIF with quality controls, batch mode, and detailed reduction stats for faster delivery.

🟢 Runs locally · no uploads

Image Compressor

Reduce image file size while maintaining quality with advanced compression settings

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Web Optimized

Balanced quality for web use (medium compression)

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Email Friendly

High compression for email attachments (small file)

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Photo Quality

Best quality with custom JPEG settings

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Social Media Upload

Optimized for Instagram, Facebook, Twitter (1200px max width)

imageImage Input

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Drag & drop an image here
PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, BMP
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Ctrl+UUpload image file
Ctrl+DDownload compressed image
Ctrl+LClear all data

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› About this tool · FAQ

Compress and optimize images to reduce file size while maintaining visual quality. Advanced compression algorithms with customizable settings for web optimization.

How much can I compress an image?

Compression depends on the original format and content. JPEG images can typically be compressed by 60-90%, while PNG compression varies. The tool automatically suggests optimal settings.

Will compression affect image quality?

Yes, lossy compression (JPEG, WebP) trades quality for smaller file sizes. Use higher quality settings (80-95%) for important images, or lower settings (50-70%) for web thumbnails.

What's the difference between compression levels?

Low: Minimal compression, best quality. Medium: Balanced compression and quality. High: Maximum compression, smaller files. Custom: Full control over all settings.

Should I remove metadata?

Removing EXIF metadata reduces file size and protects privacy by removing camera settings, timestamps, and location data. Enable this for web publishing.

Which format gives the best compression?

WebP offers the best compression for most images. JPEG is good for photos. PNG is best for images with transparency or few colors. The auto-format option chooses optimally.