Compress JPEG images without visible quality loss
Make JPG photos smaller by choosing a quality level or a target file size, and compare before and after sizes instantly. Compression runs in your browser — your photos are never uploaded.
Your files stay on your device: they are processed in this browser tab’s memory and never uploaded.
Hit a size limit in one click
Upload forms, email and job portals often cap images at 1–2 MB or even 200 KB. Set a target size and the compressor finds the highest quality that fits.
Why photos get smaller so easily
Cameras and phones save JPGs at very high quality. Re-encoding at 75–85 removes detail your eyes don’t notice and often halves the file.
FAQ
What does “target size” do?
It tries quality levels until the file is under the size you set, keeping the best quality that fits.
Can I also resize?
Yes — reducing the dimensions is the most effective way to save even more space.
Who needs an image compressor and resizer?
Website owners compress images to speed up pages and pass Core Web Vitals, job seekers and students squeeze photos under strict upload limits, online sellers resize product shots to marketplace dimensions, social media managers crop the same picture to Instagram portrait, Story and X header sizes in one go, YouTubers fit thumbnails to 1280×720 under 2 MB, and video editors downscale stills and textures before importing them so projects stay light.