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Compress a photo to fewer kB or MB

Make your photo file smaller for a form, email or website. Choose quality or a maximum file size in kB and download JPG or WebP. Compare the copy with your original before downloading.

No uploads to usYour original is preservedMultiple photos at once too

Choose your photos

Drop your photos here or choose files.

Up to 25 MB per photo · processed on your own deviceNo photos selected yet
Processed locally. Your photo and metadata are not sent to us.

JPEG, PNG or WebP · up to 20 photos · 25 MB and 24 million pixels per photo · 150 MB total.

How to use this photo tool

Compression reduces file size with some quality loss. Choose a suitable quality or let the tool find a JPG or WebP copy within your size limit. Always check whether the result is usable.

Make photos smaller in kB and MB

  1. Choose your photos

    Choose one or more JPG, PNG or WebP photos.

  2. Set quality or size

    Choose image quality yourself or set a maximum size in kB, optionally using a preset.

  3. Choose the output format

    Choose JPG or WebP. Allow smaller dimensions only if you want to.

  4. Compare the result

    Start compression and inspect the copies in the dialog. Use Original, Result or the before-and-after slider.

  5. Download your copies

    For multiple photos, browse thumbnails and download successful copies individually or with Everything as ZIP.

Files and results

What you can open
Up to 20 standard JPG, PNG and WebP files within the stated file and pixel limits. No animations. Up to 150 MB of output per batch. For the size limit, 1 kB equals 1000 bytes.
What you get
Lossy JPG or WebP copies without source metadata. Dimensions stay unchanged unless you allow reduction. Unattainable size limits receive a notice.

Frequently asked questions

Can every photo fit within my limit?

No. Content, dimensions and output format determine what is possible. The tool offers only successful copies within your limit; files that cannot meet it receive a notice.

What is the difference between resizing and compressing?

Resizing changes pixel width and height. Compression targets fewer kB or MB. Dimensions stay unchanged by default here; only in size-limit mode can you allow them to shrink.

Is this lossless compression?

No. This tool creates lossy JPG or WebP images. You can compare the result. Your original file is preserved.

How do I make a photo smaller than 1 MB or 500 kB?

Choose Maximum file size and enter 1000 kB for 1 MB, or 500 for 500 kB. Choose JPG or WebP and inspect the result. The limit may be unattainable; allow smaller pixel dimensions if needed.