Which formats can I save?

JPEG or WebP. JPEG opens everywhere, and WebP gives smaller files for websites.

How much smaller does my photo get?

That depends on the picture and the quality you choose. The Compressor shows the new size and the percentage you saved before you download, so you decide.

Can I make the picture smaller in pixels too?

Yes. Switch on resizing and set a maximum width and height. The picture keeps its proportions unless you switch that off.

Can I compress several photos at once?

The Compressor works on one photo at a time. To turn many images into JPEG or WebP together, use the Converter, which has a quality slider too.

Which quality should I choose?

Start with the preset of 80 percent and compare the result with the original side by side. Go lower for a smaller file or higher for more detail.

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The photo from your camera is several megabytes, and the upload form, the email or your website wants it smaller. Load it into the Compressor and you see the result straight away: the new file size, how many percent you saved and the picture next to the original. Move the quality slider and everything updates as you go.

Save as JPEG for photos that open everywhere or as WebP for your website. If the picture is also larger than it needs to be, set a maximum width and height, and it shrinks with its proportions kept. The work happens in your browser, and you download the finished file with one click.

Key Benefits

See the new file size and the percent saved while you move the slider

JPEG for photos that open everywhere, WebP for your website

Set a maximum width and height to shrink oversized photos in the same step

Compressed in your browser, downloaded with one click

Quality you can see

Move the slider, watch size and picture change

The Compressor works again with every move of the slider and shows the new size, the percent saved and the result next to the original. Stop where size and look are right for you.

Smaller in pixels as well

A maximum width and height, proportions kept

A photo straight from the camera is often far bigger than any screen. Set a maximum width and height, and the Compressor scales it down in the same step, keeping its proportions.

Use Cases

The upload form says the file is too large

A portal accepts only small photos. You load yours, lower the quality until the size fits and upload it a minute later.

A team photo for the website

The new team photo is 6000 pixels wide. You set 1920 as the maximum width, choose WebP and put a file on your website that loads quickly.

A photo for a customer email

A customer wants to see the finished job. You compress the photo to JPEG, and it fits easily into the email.

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