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Removes the detail your eye doesn't notice. Right for photos, thumbnails and anything going on the web.
Shrink JPG, PNG and WebP images right in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, there's no daily limit, and you can check that nothing visible was lost.
Your pictures never leave this computer.
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Three things happen, in this order. None of them changes what you see.
Camera model, location, editing history. You never see it, but it can weigh more than a small photo.
The picture is read in tiny 8 × 8 squares. Inside each one, the finest flicker of colour is simplified.
A picture can carry millions of colours. A few hundred well-chosen ones look exactly the same.


Most people never need more than the first. The other two are there when the file has a job to do.
Removes the detail your eye doesn't notice. Right for photos, thumbnails and anything going on the web.
Keeps every pixel as it was. Only the hidden data goes and the file is packed tighter. For logos, artwork and anything you'll edit again.
Choose the quality yourself, or tell it the size the file has to fit, like YouTube's 2 MB limit for thumbnails.
| Format | Size, same look | Opens on | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| JPG | The usual size | Everything | Photos and thumbnails |
| PNG | Bigger for photos | Everything | Logos, text and see-through backgrounds |
| WebP | About a third smaller | Nearly everything | Websites |
| AVIF | About half the size | Newer browsers and apps | Websites where every kilobyte counts |
Making a YouTube thumbnail? Save it as JPG or PNG under 2 MB. YouTube doesn't accept AVIF. Pick "Under 2 MB" and the compressor finds the best quality that fits.
Most compressors upload your images to their servers. This one does all the work inside your browser, so there's nothing to upload, nothing to wait for and nothing kept anywhere.
Drop your images at the top of the page, check the comparison, and download.
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