Image Compressor
Reduce image size without wrecking quality. This free image compressor shrinks JPG, PNG, and WebP files right in your browser, shows exactly how much you saved, and lets you download the results — nothing is ever uploaded to a server. Smaller images mean a faster website.
Pick one or more images — compression starts automatically.
💡 PNG is lossless, so a PNG stays roughly the same size unless you switch the output to WebP or JPEG (fine for photos; keep PNG only for logos/transparency). For most website photos, 1200px wide at ~75–80% quality looks identical and loads far faster.
How the image compressor works
Your files stay on your device — the browser does the work.
Select images
One or many — JPG, PNG, or WebP, straight from your device.
Set quality & size
Pick a quality level and a max width; results update live.
Download
Grab each file or all at once, and see the % you saved.
Why image size matters for your website
Images are usually the heaviest thing on a page. A single photo straight from a phone can be 4–8 MB — dozens of times more than it needs to be for a screen. Big images make pages slow, slow pages lose visitors and rank lower, and on mobile data they cost your customers money. Compressing images is the single easiest speed win most websites are missing.
This image compressor resizes and re-encodes your photos to sensible web dimensions and quality, typically cutting 60–90% of the file size with no visible difference.

Compression is one part of a fast site
Optimised images are a great start; a genuinely fast website also needs good hosting, caching, clean code, and lean plugins. Read our guide to image optimisation for websites for the full picture, and if you would rather have the whole thing measured and fixed, our website speed optimisation service does exactly that. Keeping it fast month after month is what our website maintenance plans are for. Need a matching favicon while you're here? Try the favicon generator.

Image compressor — FAQs
Are my images uploaded anywhere?
No. Compression runs entirely in your browser using the canvas API. Nothing is sent to our server or stored.
Will compression make my photos look bad?
At 75–85% quality, most photos look identical on screen while shrinking dramatically. Drag the slider down and compare — you'll see where it starts to matter.
Why didn't my PNG get smaller?
PNG is lossless, so the quality slider has little effect. Switch the output to WebP or JPEG for photos; keep PNG only for logos and images that need transparency.
What size should website images be?
Rarely wider than the space they fill — 1200px is plenty for most content images, 1920px for full-width banners. Bigger just wastes bandwidth.
Can you speed up my whole website?
Yes — see our website speed optimisation service.
Want a genuinely fast website?
Images, caching, hosting, code — we measure and fix the whole thing.
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