Choose Your Images
Select individual JPG, PNG and WebP files, add a group, or choose a folder where your browser supports it.
Reduce JPG, PNG and WebP file sizes directly in your browser. No uploads, no account and no hidden limits.
Your files stay on your device and are processed locally in your browser.
or choose images from your device
The compressor will try to stay below this size when possible; it is not an exact guarantee.
Resizing preserves aspect ratio and never enlarges smaller images.
Settings are locked until the current batch finishes or is cleared.
Choose JPG, PNG or WebP files to begin.
Choose the balance that works for your images, then keep each result or download the completed batch.
Select individual JPG, PNG and WebP files, add a group, or choose a folder where your browser supports it.
Set an approximate target, maximum dimensions, output quality and format without technical guesswork.
Browser JavaScript reads and optimizes the image content on your device instead of sending it to our servers.
Compare sizes and dimensions, download files individually, or create a ZIP after processing finishes.
Your image content is processed locally in your browser and is not uploaded to ImagesCompressor servers. The page also requests its compression and ZIP libraries from a CDN and loads a separate third-party advertisement. Those requests may process technical browser or device data, but the tool does not intentionally provide selected image content to the advertising script.
The browser receives permission to read only the files you choose.
Compression and Canvas conversion happen locally with limited concurrency.
The optimized file stays temporarily in memory until you download or remove it.
Download the file or ZIP; temporary object URLs are released when items are removed.
Conversion can remove metadata and may increase size when the source is already efficient, so compare the finished result.
Best suited to photographs and images with many colors. JPEG is generally lossy and does not support transparency.
Compress JPG imagesUseful for graphics, screenshots and transparency. Canvas PNG export does not use the quality slider like JPEG or WebP.
Compress PNG imagesA modern web format that supports lossy output and transparency. Export availability depends on the browser.
Compress WebP imagesPrepare appropriately sized images before they reach your media library.
Read the WordPress guideReduce large photos before attaching them, while keeping a full-resolution backup.
Compress a photoCreate lighter product images while checking small details and accurate colors.
Compare WebP and JPEGConvert and resize copies for posting without changing your original files.
Convert JPG to WebPReduce transfer weight and use dimensions that fit the actual page layout.
Target about 100 KBCreate smaller illustrations for documents and presentations that are easier to send.
Open the compressorDirect answers about privacy, quality, formats and browser limits.
No. Your image content is processed locally in your browser and is not uploaded to ImagesCompressor servers. Third-party scripts may make separate network requests but do not need access to your images.
Yes. The tool is free to use, with no account or payment required.
JPG, PNG and WebP are supported. WebP export depends on browser support.
Yes. You can queue up to 50 images, with a limit of 25 MB per file.
It can. Lossy JPEG and WebP compression trades some image detail for a smaller file, while the visible difference depends on the chosen settings.
JPEG is efficient for photos, PNG supports lossless graphics and transparency, and WebP often provides smaller web files with optional transparency.
Not by default. You can enable EXIF preservation, but metadata may include private information such as location.
Yes. Modern mobile browsers can process images, although large files may be limited by device memory.
Set the target maximum size to 0.1 MB. The compressor will try to reach it, but an exact result cannot be guaranteed for every image.
Conversion does not always reduce size. The source content, output format, dimensions and prior optimization all affect the result.
Yes, but JPEG does not support transparency, so transparent areas are filled with white.
No. You can use the tool immediately without registering.
Understand transparency, quality, compatibility and the safest browser-based workflow.
Read the guideCompare two photographic formats for websites, ecommerce and everyday publishing.
Compare the formatsBuild a sensible workflow around dimensions, formats, backups and visual review.
Read the WordPress guide