Compress Image Online Free
Choose the output format before changing quality
The format often changes file size more than a few points on the quality slider. Pick the format that matches the image, then use fit-to-size only when the destination has a hard limit.
| Output | Use it for | Transparency | Practical tradeoff |
|---|---|---|---|
| JPEG | Photographs that must open everywhere | No | Small and universal, but repeated saves add artifacts |
| WebP | Most website images and mixed batches | Yes | Strong default balance of size, quality, and browser support |
| AVIF | Photographs where minimum size matters | Yes | Often smallest, but slower to encode and less convenient in older apps |
| PNG | Screenshots, text, diagrams, and lossless transparency | Yes | Preserves exact pixels but is usually large for photographs |
Start with a preset
Features
- Quality slider: drag to balance file size and visual quality with instant feedback.
- Fit-to-size: set a maximum file size (e.g., 100 KB, 500 KB) and FastEdit finds the optimal quality level.
- Batch processing: drop dozens of images and compress them all with the same settings.
- Side-by-side compare: view the original and compressed image side by side to judge quality.
- Multiple output formats: compress as JPEG, PNG, WebP, or AVIF. Switching formats alone often reduces size.
- No daily caps: no account required, and the practical limit is your device rather than a server quota.
How It Works
Load images here
Use the file drop at the top of this page. It opens the compressor with your files already loaded; mobile can handle lighter jobs.
Drop your images
Drag and drop one or more images. All files stay on your device.
Adjust quality
Use the quality slider or fit-to-size to set your compression target.
Compare
Use the side-by-side view to verify the compressed image looks acceptable.
Export
Download your compressed images. For batches, all files are processed and available for download.
Make the edit, check the result, keep the file on your device.
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