Compress JPG: Make Photos Smaller Without Losing Quality
Shrink JPG photos by up to 90% in your browser. Choose the quality, see the new size, and download. Nothing is uploaded.
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Which format suits photos, screenshots and logos, which keep transparency, and what compressing or removing EXIF data does.
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| Format | Best for | Transparency | Compression | Support |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| JPG | Photos | No | Lossy | Everywhere |
| PNG | Screenshots, logos, text | Yes | Lossless | Everywhere |
| WebP | Websites (photos and graphics) | Yes | Both | All current browsers |
For a website, a 1920 px wide WebP is usually 25โ35% smaller than the same JPG at similar quality. Converting a JPG to PNG never improves quality; it only makes the file bigger. Photos from phones carry EXIF data, which can include the GPS position where they were taken; removing it keeps your location private. All processing happens in your browser.
Shrink JPG photos by up to 90% in your browser. Choose the quality, see the new size, and download. Nothing is uploaded.
Turn PNG images into much smaller WebP files that keep transparency. Free, batch convert up to 30 at once.
Save JPG photos as PNG files in your browser. Free, private and works on your phone.
Turn WebP images into JPG files that every app and form accepts. Free, private, no signup.
See if your photo shows where it was taken, then save a clean copy without GPS location, date or camera details.
Resize big photos to 1920 px and convert them to WebP for fast-loading web pages. Batch, free, private.
No. Your browser compresses the images on your own device. Nothing is sent anywhere, so it is safe for private photos and documents, and it works offline once the page has loaded.
WebP gives the smallest files and works in all modern browsers, so it is best for websites. Choose JPG when a form or an older app only accepts JPG. PNG keeps every pixel exactly and is best for screenshots, logos and images with transparency, but files are bigger.
Yes. Phone photos often contain hidden EXIF data: the GPS location where they were taken, the date and the phone model. The tool shows you what it found and every new copy is saved without any of it.
70โ85% looks the same as the original to most people while cutting the file size a lot. Use 90% or more for photos you plan to print.