Compress images online
Adjust output format, dimensions, and compression settings.
Images open in the existing conversion and compression workspace.
How it works
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Add images
Choose images to reduce and check their format and dimensions.
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Adjust compression and dimensions
Set output quality, maximum dimensions, or a file-size limit for your needs.
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Review and download
Compare the preview and file size, then download individual or batch results.
Common use cases
Website upload limits
Reduce image size to fit a CMS or form upload limit.
Product assets
Reduce batches of product images for easier transfer and management.
Sharing and storage
Prepare smaller image files for sharing or storage.
Reduce size before web upload
When uploads have size limits or pages load slowly, adjust quality and dimensions and review the resulting file size.
Email and document attachments
Prepare lighter images for email, forms, or documents and verify that text and details remain legible.
See the workflow
Examples illustrate the workflow; results depend on the source image.
Balancing file size and quality
Compression balances file size, dimensions, and visual quality. Preview detailed images, small text, and sharp edges before choosing settings.
If the file remains too large, reduce dimensions or adjust quality further. Check visual results rather than relying only on a compression percentage.
Frequently asked questions
Will image compression reduce quality?＋
Compression method, output quality, and dimensions affect appearance. Preview the result, especially text, fine lines, and texture.
Can compression meet a website or form file-size limit?＋
Reduce dimensions or quality to try to meet a limit. Whether it reaches the target depends on the source; check the exported file.
Can I compress both PNG and JPG?＋
The page handles common image compression. Follow the available format and compression options in the workspace; results vary by format.
Is compressing the same as resizing?＋
Not exactly. Compression changes encoding and file size; resizing reduces pixel dimensions. Combine the controls if the workspace provides both.