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Compress JPG

Reduce JPEG file size in your browser — batch compress, resize, and download, with nothing uploaded.

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How to compress a JPG

  1. Drop your JPG photos or click to choose — add as many as you need.
  2. Choose a quality preset or fine-tune the slider, and resize if you want smaller dimensions.
  3. Each JPG is re-compressed instantly in your browser; check how much smaller it got.
  4. Download the compressed JPGs individually or all together as a ZIP.

Features

  • Compresses JPG and JPEG files entirely in your browser — no upload.
  • Batch mode: shrink a whole folder of photos in one go.
  • Quality presets plus a precise slider to balance size and sharpness.
  • Optional resizing by max dimension, percentage, or exact size.
  • Free, no ads, no watermark, and no file-count limit.

Frequently asked questions

Are my JPGs uploaded anywhere?
No. JPG compression runs locally in your browser, so your photos never leave your device — it even works offline.
How much can a JPG be compressed?
Most JPEG photos shrink by 50 to 80 percent depending on the quality you pick. The before and after sizes are shown for every file.
Will compressing reduce the image quality?
Lower quality means a smaller file. The 'High quality' preset keeps photos looking sharp, while 'Smallest' trades some detail for the tiniest file — you choose the balance.
Does it strip EXIF and GPS data from my JPGs?
Yes. Re-encoding the JPG removes EXIF metadata, including camera info and GPS location, for extra privacy.
Can I convert JPG to WebP here too?
Yes. Set the output format to WebP to get an even smaller file, or keep it as JPG — both are available.