Compress Image Online
Reduce the file size of photos and graphics without installing software. Choose an image, set the quality and output format, then download the compressed result.
- JPEG
- PNG
- WebP
- GIF
- BMP
- TIFF
Free image compressor
Upload, compress, then download.
The backend validates, limits, decodes and re-encodes every upload. Embedded metadata such as EXIF and GPS is removed.
Why this tool
Built to compress images.
Smaller files
Reduce storage and transfer size for faster uploads and easier sharing.
Quality control
Choose the quality level that fits your preferred balance of detail and size.
Clean output
Files are validated, decoded and re-encoded without embedded EXIF or GPS metadata.
Works in your browser
Compress images from a phone, tablet or desktop without installing an app.
Step by step
How to compress an image
Choose an image
Upload a JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP or TIFF file up to 25 MB.
Set quality and format
Choose how much quality to keep and select the output file type.
Compress and save
Process the image and download the smaller, re-encoded file.
Good to know
About the image compressor
Large image files can slow down web pages, take longer to upload and use more storage. This online image compressor gives you direct control over output quality and format, making it useful for website images, email attachments, marketplace listings and everyday sharing.
Compression results depend on the source image and the chosen output format. Photographs often compress efficiently as JPEG or WebP, while PNG is useful when transparency or lossless output matters. Compare the downloaded result with the original and choose the setting that works for your use case.
FAQ
Image Compressor, explained.
Choose your image, lower the quality if needed, select an output format and press Compress image. The processed file will be ready to download.
The tool accepts JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP and TIFF images and can export to those supported formats.
The compressor focuses on file size and quality. Use the separate Image Resizer when you need to change pixel dimensions.
No. The image is decoded and re-encoded, which removes embedded metadata such as EXIF and GPS data.
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