Compress your images
Up to 90% smaller and they look the same. It all happens in your browser: the photo is never uploaded to a server.
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FreeNothing uploadedSeveral at onceNo watermarksAny device
Your image goes nowhere: it is opened, compressed and saved inside your own browser. That is why it keeps working without internet once the page has loaded. It also strips the hidden data in the photo, such as where it was taken.
Frequently asked questions
Do my photos get uploaded?
No. Compression happens inside your browser: the photo never leaves your device.
How much smaller do the files get?
Up to about 90% lighter, usually with no visible difference on screen. You see the resulting size before downloading.
Does it lower the quality?
You control it: adjust the compression and compare, and keep the point where your eye notices nothing.
Why compress images at all?
Images are usually the heaviest part of a slow website or a full phone — smaller files load faster and send faster.
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