Shrink the file size of your JPG while keeping it looking sharp.
or drop files here
Camera JPEGs and exported graphics carry more weight than websites or inboxes need — recompress the file at the quality you choose and watch the megabytes fall away.
Drop one or more JPGs into the tool.
Set the compression level — higher savings or higher fidelity, your call.
Run the compression and compare the before-and-after sizes.
Download the lighter JPGs, ready for uploads and faster pages.
Adjustable quality, batch processing, and compression handled entirely on your device.
Pick how much compression to apply and watch the balance of size against sharpness.
Bring oversized camera photos under attachment and upload caps in seconds.
Lens images carry the most weight, which is exactly what JPG compression is designed to shed.
The before-and-after sizes are displayed, so the saving is clear before you download.
Compression writes a new file; the source JPG on your device is never overwritten.
For most photos, the drop becomes visible in fine texture and gradients once quality falls below roughly 60 percent. Stay higher for print, go lower for quick web use.
Often, yes, especially for multi-megabyte photos. Very strict targets may also need a smaller dimension, which the resize tool can handle first.
Not necessarily. Pair this tool with the EXIF Data Remover if you also need location and device details stripped before sharing.
At moderate settings, yes. For large prints keep the quality level high, because print exposes compression artifacts far more than screens do.
The tool works in all modern browsers including Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, Safari and Opera. We recommend keeping your browser up to date for the best experience.
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