Image Compressor

Image Compressor reduces image file size by exporting a new copy with a chosen quality setting. It is useful before uploading photos to websites, online stores, forms, email, blog posts, or social media. Large images can slow pages down, fail upload limits, or make files harder to share, so compression is often part of a healthy publishing workflow.

The goal is not simply to create the smallest possible file. A good compressed image should still look clean in its final context. A product photo, portrait, or portfolio image may need higher quality, while a small thumbnail or background image can usually tolerate stronger compression. The page shows original and compressed sizes so you can make a practical decision instead of guessing.

For best results, resize oversized images first, then compress the resized copy. A photo that is 4000 pixels wide will often remain heavier than needed even after compression if the page only displays it at 900 pixels wide. Combining resize and compression usually gives a smaller file with fewer visible quality problems.