Shrink your JPEG images without losing quality

Drop up to 20 photos here. Everything is processed right inside your browser — nothing ever gets uploaded anywhere.

Drop your photos here

or click to choose from your device — JPEG only, 20 files max

JPEG compression guide

Why file size matters

On online stores and social feeds, heavy images slow down page loads, and even a couple of extra seconds can push visitors to bounce. For sellers uploading photos to a marketplace or their own storefront, staying under a file-size limit is often a hard technical requirement, not just a nice-to-have.

How JPEG compression works

JPEG uses "lossy" compression: the image is split into small blocks, and detail the human eye barely notices gets discarded. The lower the quality number, the more gets thrown away and the smaller the file — but in the 75–90 range, the quality loss is usually next to invisible.

Privacy

This tool compresses directly in your browser using WebAssembly. Your photos are never sent to any server — from picking the file to downloading the result, everything happens on your own device.

Choosing a quality level

Quality range Best for Approx. size reduction
90–100 Archival and professional print 20–40%
75–89 Product photos, websites, social media 50–70%
60–74 Thumbnails and previews 70–85%
Below 60 Where size matters more than quality 85%+

How to use it

  1. Add photos — drag and drop your JPEGs, or select them from your device.
  2. Compress — click "Compress all" to process every file at the default quality.
  3. Fine-tune (optional) — adjust a photo's slider and click "Apply" to re-run just that one.
  4. Download — save a photo on its own, or grab everything at once as a zip.