Upload one or more JPG or JPEG photos from your device.
Use the quality slider. Lower values create smaller files; higher values keep more detail.
Click Compress. Download when processing finishes. Each file stays available for up to 5 downloads.
JPEG compression targets everyday photos so pages and emails load faster without a desktop editor.
Dial quality up for print-ish sharpness or down when attachment limits are tight.
Compress multiple JPGs in one job within plan limits, then download the results.
Use this tool before uploading galleries, sending photo emails, or publishing blog images. Camera and phone JPGs are often larger than the web needs.
Keep JPEG for photos. Switch to the PNG compressor for screenshots, logos, or images that need transparency.
Moderate settings keep most photos sharp on phones and laptops. Very low quality can add blockiness. Raise the slider if the preview looks soft.
This page is for JPG/JPEG inputs. Use the general image compressor or a conversion pair if you need to change formats.
Yes. Upload a batch within the limits on the page, compress together, and download each file.
Around 70-85% is a common web range. Start near the default and only lower it if the file is still too large.