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Reduce image file size, adjust JPG and WebP quality, and compare results.
Make large image files easier to use in emails, online forms and websites. This photo compressor reduces file size while keeping the original format, with support for JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF and SVG. Prepare lighter images for everyday tasks without converting them to another format. Working with a group of images? The photo compressor accepts up to 20 files per batch, with a limit of 20 MB per file and 100 MB in total. Images are processed one at a time rather than all at once, helping to manage memory use during the task. Choose the balance between file size and visual detail. In the photo compressor, the quality setting applies to JPEG and WebP. Lower settings can reduce more detail, so check the preview and choose a result that suits the image's intended use. You can also try the stronger compression mode and review the preview before using the result. Different formats need different treatment. The photo compressor uses lossless processing for PNG, preserves GIF animation and keeps SVG graphics in vector format. A photograph, a screenshot and an animated image do not all need the same approach. Image processing takes place on your device. The photo compressor does not upload your image files to a server for compression. See what changed before using a result. The photo compressor displays original and processed file sizes alongside previews. The reduction depends on the source image and its settings. When processing would produce a larger file, the smaller original is retained as the result. For product pictures, website graphics or email attachments, a photo compressor helps prepare files that take up less space when a reduction is possible. Check any destination's file-size requirements and review small text, edges and transparency rather than relying on a fixed reduction percentage. Download results individually or collect the completed batch in one ZIP file. Keep a separate original for future editing or printing. Use the photo compressor to select your images, adjust JPEG or WebP quality when needed, run the process and compare the outcome. The focus is smaller image files with an understandable result, not a guaranteed target size in KB. Official website: https://freetoolsweb.com/ Help or contact: https://freetoolsweb.com/contact/ Privacy policy: https://freetoolsweb.com/privacy/