Compress images in any of the main web and photography formats. Each one with a dedicated page and specific instructions.
How it works, in 4 steps
From the original image to the compressed file in seconds. No installation, no signup.
1
Upload your image
Drag the file onto the screen, click to choose, or paste with Ctrl+V. Multiple files up to 50 MB each.
2
Set the quality
Use the quality slider for lossy formats (JPEG, WebP, AVIF, HEIC). For PNG and GIF compression is lossless — quality is always preserved.
3
Compress instantly
Processing in ~70ms per file. Multiple compressions in parallel. Real-time progress and savings shown on the side.
4
Download
Click a file or Download all. Originals are never stored, and compressed files stay available for 30 days.
See full explanation →
Most compressed formats
The formats users compress most often. Each one has a dedicated page.
Frequently asked questions
Answers to the most common questions. For more details see the full FAQ page →.
Is the compressor really free?
Yes, completely free with no limit on the number of compressions. No subscriptions, no premium plans, no trial. The service is supported by discrete advertising. If you prefer to refuse personalization cookies, you still have access to everything.
Are my files stored?
Compressed files stay temporarily on the server, at a random, unlisted address, so you can download them again, and are automatically deleted after 30 days — or immediately if you click × or “Clear”. The originals are processed and discarded immediately after compression.
How do I compress iPhone HEIC images?
Drop the HEIC file, adjust the quality slider, and download the compressed result. Or use the
dedicated HEIC page.
Which formats can I compress?
We support
15+ formats: JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, TIFF, ICO, AVIF, HEIC, PDF, SVG, PSD, TGA, PCX, XPM, DDS. See the
full formats page.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes, optimized for iPhone, Android, iPad and any tablet. Tap the upload area, pick the file, choose the format, download.
Does compression add a watermark?
No. Compressed images come out clean — no watermarks, no overlay text. Quality only drops according to the compression level you choose.
