Free offline image tool

Compress and resize images online

Compress photos and graphics in your browser with control over size, format and quality. Your original file stays on your device.

Private by design.No upload, no account and no server processing.

Image compressor

Smaller files, still yours.

Live previewChoose an image to begin
Bring an image to the lighter side.Choose a file to compare the compressed result.

Good to know

Compress images for the web, email and social posts.

This free image compressor lets you reduce JPG, PNG and WebP file sizes without sending photos to a server. Resize large images and choose a quality level that balances sharpness with a faster, lighter download.

WebP is a strong default for websites, JPG works well for photographs and PNG keeps crisp edges and transparency. When exporting a transparent image as JPG, choose the background colour that should replace transparency.

Use the before-and-after size readout to prepare images for websites, online stores, email attachments, documentation, blog posts and social media. Everything runs locally in your browser.

How it works

Make an image lighter in three steps.

  1. Choose your images.Add one file or a batch of JPG, PNG or WebP images. Large camera images can be resized during compression.
  2. Set the goal.Choose an output format and quality, or enter a target size to find the highest quality that fits below it.
  3. Compare and download.Review the preview and size saving, then export one image or download a batch as a ZIP.

Compression questions

Choose the right trade-off.

Which output format should I choose?

WebP is a practical default for modern websites, JPG is well suited to photographs, and PNG is best when you need transparency or crisp graphic edges.

How do I reach a specific file size?

Enter a target size in KB. The tool tests output quality and keeps the highest-quality result it can produce below that target, although very demanding targets may also require smaller dimensions.

Will compression reduce image quality?

JPG and WebP compression trade some detail for a smaller file. Compare the preview at the size where the image will be used and lower the quality only as far as needed.

What happens to transparency when I export JPG?

JPG does not support transparency. Choose the background colour that should replace transparent areas, or export PNG or WebP to keep them transparent.