freeimagescompressorv1.0
Runs in your browser · no uploads
100% in-browser · No uploads, ever

Shrink your photos.
Keep every pixel that matters.

Drop one image or a hundred. Pick the format, set the quality, and download one-by-one or as a single zip. It all runs on your device — fast, free, private.

How it works
WebP · JPEG · PNG·Batch queue·ZIP export
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Original 2.40 MBCompressed 86 KBSaved −97%

Drop your images here

PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, AVIF, BMP — up to a few hundred at a time.

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Drop images anywhere on this page — or use Choose files above.

Built around the way you actually work with images.

The web is full of bloated images. Free image compressor gives you a fast, private way to fix that — without sending anything to a stranger's server.

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Stays on your device

Every byte is processed locally in your browser. We never see, store, or upload your images. Ever.

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Built for batches

Drop in a hundred images at once. We compress them one after another with a live queue and live stats.

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Convert between formats

Turn PNGs into WebPs. Drop JPEG into half the size. Keep the original format. Your call.

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Quality you control

Move one slider from "tiny file" to "mint condition." Resize on the fly with a max-dimension cap.

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One-click ZIP export

When the queue's done, grab everything in a single archive. No re-clicking, no juggling downloads.

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Free, forever

No accounts, no watermarks, no upsells, no ads. Just a tool that does the thing it says on the tin.

73%Average size reduction on photographic JPEGs
0Bytes ever uploaded to a remote server
Images per session — no limits, no quotas
2.1sMedian time per image on a modern laptop

Quietly used by thousands every week.

Word-of-mouth feedback from designers, developers, and writers who hit “bookmark.”

Replaced three different desktop tools with this. The batch queue plus zip download is exactly what I needed for shipping product screenshots.
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Ayesha K.
Frontend Engineer
I dropped 40 RAW exports in here and got a folder of WebPs in under a minute. The fact that it never leaves my browser made me actually trust it.
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Marco D.
Indie Photographer
Beautifully made. The quality slider is intuitive and the side-by-side comparison sold me on WebP for our blog hero images.
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Priya R.
Content Designer
No signup, no nag screens, no upload modal that hangs at 99%. Just works. Wish more web tools were built like this.
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Tomás S.
Backend Dev
Used it during a release to shrink 60+ marketing screenshots. The mono-typed file sizes made spotting outliers really easy.
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Hannah L.
Product Manager
The dark mode is gorgeous and the typing animation is a delightful touch. Bookmarked permanently.
JB
Jordan B.
Newsletter Editor

Answers to the questions people actually ask.

Short, honest, no filler. If something's missing, get in touch.

Nowhere. Everything happens in your browser using Squoosh-style WebAssembly codecs (MozJPEG, libwebp, PNG) — your files are read into memory, compressed locally, and offered back as downloads. No image data leaves your device.
WebP (best modern compression), JPEG (universal), PNG (lossless, great for graphics), or Same to keep the original format. SVG files rasterize to your chosen format (WebP/JPEG/PNG); pick Same to keep them as SVG. Download one file or the whole queue as a ZIP. Use max dimension to control output size.
No hard limit. Practically, the queue is bounded only by your device's memory. A few hundred photos at a time works comfortably on a mid-range laptop.
For lossy formats (WebP, JPEG) the quality value is passed to the WASM encoders (same family as Squoosh) — higher means less aggressive compression, larger files, and fewer visible artifacts. PNG is lossless, so quality is ignored.
Yes. The interface adapts to small screens and you can drop or pick images from your photo library. Heavy batches may take longer on phones.
No accounts, no tracking. The only local storage we use is to remember your theme and compression preferences.
Yes. No paid tier, no watermarks, no ads. It's a tool we wish existed when we needed one.

Got a folder of heavy images?
Drop them in and walk away.

The queue runs in the background. Come back to a tidy ZIP.

How it works