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Image Compressor

Reduce image file size (JPEG, PNG, WebP) while preserving acceptable visual quality.

Quality is a 10-95 slider trading file size for visual fidelity — if the compressed output ends up larger than the original at your chosen quality, the original is returned unchanged instead of a bigger file.

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Frequently Asked Questions

70-85 is a good balance for most photos — visually near-identical to the original at a meaningfully smaller size. Go lower (40-60) for thumbnails or drafts where some visible compression is fine.

JPEG, PNG, and WebP — up to 20MB per image.

The original is returned unchanged instead — you'll never get a result larger than what you uploaded.