What does Image Compressor do?
Image Compressor reduces image file size while helping preserve acceptable visual quality. It is useful for websites, email attachments, forms, and faster sharing.
Reduces image file size by re-encoding at lower quality or smaller dimensions. Typical reductions: 30-80% for photos, 10-40% for already-compressed JPEGs. Quality is adjustable. All processing happens in your browser.
Drop images here or choose from your device
JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF. Up to 20 images
Image Compressor helps you reduce image file size in your browser while keeping acceptable visual quality. It is useful for photos, screenshots, and graphics that need to be easier to share or upload. Use it when you want the image processing to happen inside your browser with clear controls for the compressed image.
Start on the Image Compressor page and keep the browser tab open while you work. The controls above are focused on producing the compressed image from your image file.
Choose or drag in the image you want to compress. The browser reads the image locally so you can reduce its size on your device.
Adjust quality, dimensions, or output format settings to balance file size with the image quality you need.
Preview the compressed image and compare the new file size with the original. Adjust settings if the file is still too large or the quality is too low. The image workflow stays focused on the file you selected.
Download the compressed image and use it for your website, email, form, or sharing workflow.
When finished, remove the image from the page or close the tab so the local preview is cleared.
Use Image Compressor on The Privacy Tools when you want smaller image files with browser-local processing. It is useful for web images, email attachments, screenshots, and photos you want to process locally. Your image stays on your device while the browser handles compression. There is no signup flow or account requirement, and no server-side image processing step for your image file.
Image Compressor reduces image file size while helping preserve acceptable visual quality. It is useful for websites, email attachments, forms, and faster sharing.
No. Your image is processed in your browser for the compression workflow. Your image stays on your device while the browser handles the file.
Yes. Image Compressor is free with no signup required. You can compress images quickly whenever you need smaller files.
No. It works in your browser using the controls on the page. Choose an image, adjust the settings, and download the compressed result.
Yes. Image Compressor works on modern mobile browsers and is useful for photos taken on your phone. Larger images may process faster on newer devices.
The Privacy Tools gives you a privacy-first way to shrink images without account friction. Your file is handled locally in the browser, without server-side file processing.
Images are processed in your browser using WebAssembly and browser file APIs. Selected images stay on your device during processing.
Compress up to 20 images simultaneously. All files are processed in parallel using Web Workers so the UI stays responsive.
Fine-tune compression with a quality slider (10–100%) and an optional max dimension setting to resize large images.
Output as JPEG, PNG, or WebP regardless of input format. Convert PNGs to WebP for smaller web-ready images.
Download all compressed images in a single ZIP archive with one click, or save individual files separately.
See the original size, output size, and percentage change for each image so you can decide whether the result is useful.
Image Compressoris built with a privacy-first architecture. Here's how file contents are handled by the browser-local workflow for this file tool.
Browser-local file processing
Your files are processed using browser APIs (Web Workers, Canvas, File API). For this tool, file contents stay on your device.
Browser-local workflow
For supported file tools, processing happens in your browser using your device's resources. Our servers do not process your file contents for these workflows.
Modern browser workflow
The tools are designed to run in modern browsers, with local processing where supported after the page code loads.
No server-side file processor
For this file-processing tool, files are read and processed by your browser rather than a server-side file processor.
Reduce page load times by compressing images before uploading to your CMS, e-commerce platform, or static site.
Shrink large photos so they can be sent as email attachments without hitting the size limits imposed by email providers.
Reduce large images before uploading to Instagram, X (Twitter), LinkedIn, and Facebook while choosing the quality level that works for your file.
Compress screenshots and diagrams before embedding them in Word documents, PDFs, or presentations to keep file sizes manageable.
Batch-compress a folder of photos to free up storage space on your device, cloud storage, or backup drive.