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Free tool

Make JPG, PNG and WebP files smaller without them leaving your device

Free image compressor: shrink JPG, PNG and WebP files in your browser, in batches, with a quality slider and before and after sizes. Nothing is uploaded.

Facts and prices checked on 2026-11-06.

Drop your images, pick a quality and download smaller files. Each row shows the size before and after, so you can stop at the point where the image still looks right. Everything happens in your browser: no upload, no file limit, no account.

Format

iPhone HEIC photos: convert them to JPG first.

Which quality to choose

  • 75 to 85 for websites, portfolios and social media: the file is usually a fraction of the original and the difference is hard to see on a screen.
  • 90 or more for images that will be printed or edited again.
  • Below 70, look closely at skies and skin: flat areas show blocks and banding first.

JPG, WebP or PNG

WebP gives the smallest file at the same visible quality and every current browser shows it, which makes it the best choice for your own website. JPG is the safe choice for email, clients and print labs, because every program opens it. PNG keeps every pixel, so it barely shrinks a photo: use it for logos and screenshots, and the longest-side setting if you need a smaller PNG.

What else changes

The compressed file does not keep the original’s metadata: camera settings, capture date and GPS location are removed. That is usually what you want before posting a photo online. Keep your originals as the master copies.

Sending a shoot to a client? A Galerly gallery makes the web-sized versions for you and keeps the full-resolution files for download.

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Frequently asked questions

Are my images uploaded?

No. The compression runs in your browser and the files stay on your device.

Does it work with iPhone photos?

JPG from an iPhone, yes. HEIC files need converting first, with the free HEIC to JPG converter.

Will a compressed image print well?

At quality 90 or more and with the original size kept, yes. For large prints, send the original file.

Deliver whole shoots in one gallery link, from a free account.