Image Compressor · 100% in-browser
Drag an image in, move one slider — everything runs on your device, nothing uploaded. Convert to WebP and batch-download as ZIP.
JPG · PNG · WebP · GIF — or click to browse (multiple allowed)
Choose imagesDrag the handle left and right to inspect the difference. Output type shown as —.
Click a row to inspect it in the compare panel. Size drops update live as you move the slider.
No upload means no privacy worry, no size limit from a file host, and instant feedback. It also makes batch compression so affordable that you can process a whole folder in one drag-and-drop.
Photos compress a lot (often 60–80% at quality 80). Screenshots and graphics compress less. The two biggest levers here are the quality slider and converting photos to WebP, which usually beats JPEG at the same visual quality.
All modern browsers read WebP, including Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari 14+. For older setups the JPEG or PNG output is always available as a fallback.
At quality 80–90 the difference is usually invisible to the eye but the file is far smaller. Lower the number only when you need maximum compression for web delivery.
