1. Upload and preview
Choose an image and check the preview before changing it.
Image Compressor
Compress images online in your browser. Preview the compressed result, adjust quality and max width, open a larger image preview, and download a smaller image for upload forms, messages, reports, or web content.
2. Apply the image action
Compress, resize, convert, crop, rotate, watermark, stitch, or prepare the image for PDF output.
3. Download or continue
Download the image result, or continue into another image or PDF tool without uploading again.
Output format
75%
1600px
Your compressed image preview will appear here.
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When to compress images
Image compression helps when uploads fail because files are too large, emails need smaller attachments, screenshots need to fit a support form, or stitched images from multiple pages need to be shared.
Download or continue with the compressed image
After compression, download the optimized image immediately or continue into resizing, format conversion, watermarking, cropping, rotation, or Images to PDF without selecting the file again.
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Image Compressor FAQ
Can I download the compressed image without continuing?
Yes. The download action stays visible after compression, so you can save the result and finish the task there.
Can I send the compressed image to another tool?
Yes. Continue actions can load the compressed result into image resizing, format conversion, watermarking, cropping, rotation, or Images to PDF.
Can I compress images created from PDF pages?
Yes. Images generated by PDF to Images can continue directly into the image compressor.