Compress Image makes your pictures smaller so pages load faster and files are easier to send. Add as many JPG, PNG or WebP images as you like, pick Low, Medium, High or Extreme, and download the results. Every file keeps its type, and you get a single ZIP when you compress several.
JPG and WebP are compressed by lowering their quality. PNG is lossless, so its colours are reduced to a smaller palette instead, which keeps transparency. At High and Extreme, very large images are also scaled down. If a file would end up larger, the original is returned.
Your images never leave your device: the work happens in your browser, with no upload and no account. It is free and adds no watermark.
JPG, PNG and WebP. Each file stays the same type, so a PNG is still a PNG.
Low keeps almost all the detail. Medium is a good balance for websites and sharing. High gives much smaller files, and Extreme the smallest, with visible loss. High and Extreme also scale down images longer than 2560 and 1600 pixels.
Yes. Add them all, compress once, and download a single ZIP. One image downloads as the image itself.
PNG is lossless, so the colours are reduced to a smaller palette and the image is saved as an indexed PNG. Transparency is kept.
No. If compressing would make a file larger, you get the original file back.
No. Compression runs in your browser and the images never leave your device.