Free Online Image Compressor for JPG, PNG & GIF

Reduce image file size directly in your browser for websites, emails and social media. Upload up to 20 images, choose a quality level and download the compressed files.

Compress multiple images instantly

Set image quality and maximum width to balance file size and visual clarity. JPG and PNG images are exported as efficient WebP files; GIF images are exported as GIF files.

Multi-image compressor

Optimise images for uploads, email, and webpages

What this tool does

This image compressor reduces the size of common image files while balancing clarity and download size. It helps website owners, students, job seekers, and small businesses prepare images for online forms, email attachments, portfolios, and faster-loading pages.

How to use it

  1. 1. Select the image files you want to optimise.
  2. 2. Choose a quality level and maximum width that match the destination.
  3. 3. Compress the images and compare the file-size result and visual preview.
  4. 4. Download the compressed copy and keep the original file as a backup.

Practical example

A 4000-pixel-wide product photo may be far larger than a website needs. Reducing it to 1200 pixels wide at a balanced quality can make the page load faster while keeping the product clear on typical screens.

Who it is for

Use this tool when you need a quick, understandable result or document draft. Review the final output carefully before submitting, sharing, or relying on it.

Privacy and limitations: Images are processed locally in your browser and are not uploaded to an EditGenApp server. Do not use shared devices for private images, and keep a secure original copy.

Frequently asked questions

Will compression reduce image quality?

Some quality reduction is normal. Use a higher quality setting when text, faces, or fine details must remain sharp.

Why does the downloaded image use a different format?

The tool may create a more efficient output format to reduce size. Check the receiving website’s allowed formats first.

Can I recover the original after compression?

No. Keep your original file; compression cannot restore removed detail.

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Maintained by EditGenApp. Last reviewed: October 2026.