JPG / JPEG
JPG is the most common image format for photos. Its lossy compression makes files small while keeping good visual quality. It does not support transparency.
Make JPEG photos lighter for websites, email and upload forms, without visible loss of quality.
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Photos straight from a phone or camera are often 3 to 10 MB. The compressor re-encodes each JPG with optimised settings (progressive encoding, optimised tables, smart colour sampling), which usually cuts the size by 50 to 80% with no difference you can see.
Camera metadata such as the GPS location is removed at the same time, which is good for your privacy when you share pictures online.
Professional conversion engines keep fonts, layouts, tables and images exactly where they belong.
HTTPS encryption, automatic deletion after 1 hour(s) and a button to delete your files immediately.
Works in Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge on Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and iOS.
JPG is the most common image format for photos. Its lossy compression makes files small while keeping good visual quality. It does not support transparency.
Yes. EXIF metadata, including GPS coordinates and camera details, is not copied to the compressed file. The orientation is applied to the pixels first, so photos are never turned sideways.
Around 70% is ideal for websites and messaging. Choose 80 to 90% for photos you may print, and 50 to 60% when the file must be as small as possible.
Yes, completely free. There is no registration and no watermark is added to your files.
Files are uploaded over an encrypted connection and deleted automatically after 1 hour(s). After downloading you can also delete them immediately with one click.
Each file can be up to 50 MB.