Compress images online — free and private
Reduce image file size for forms, email, and the web. Choose a target size below, or use the full compressor when you want total control over quality and format.
Open the full compressorCompress to a specific size
Compress image to 50KB Shrink a photo to about 50KB for strict upload limits, forms, and avatars. The tool automatically finds the best quality that fits under 50KB, reducing dimensions only if it has to. Compress image to 100KB Compress images to about 100KB for applications, forms, and fast-loading web pages. The tool tunes quality and, if needed, dimensions automatically. Compress image to 200KB Bring photos down to roughly 200KB, a common limit for job portals, government forms, and email. The result keeps as much quality as possible while meeting the target. Compress image to 500KB Reduce large photos to about 500KB for email attachments and website uploads. At this target most images stay sharp while gaining a big size reduction.
Quality-first compression
Compress images without losing quality Shrink your images while keeping them looking sharp. Choose WebP or AVIF and a higher quality floor, and the tool does the rest — entirely on your device. Reduce image size in KB Lower an image’s file size, measured in kilobytes, without leaving your browser. This page targets about 100KB — a common baseline for web and forms.
Frequently asked questions
How small can I make a JPG image?
It depends on the source. A typical photo can be compressed to a few hundred kilobytes easily; reaching 50KB usually requires smaller dimensions too. Our tools automatically reduce dimensions when needed to hit the target.
What is the difference between compressing and resizing?
Compressing reduces the file size by changing how the image is encoded and its quality level. Resizing changes the pixel dimensions. Both make files smaller; combining them gives the best results.
Is online image compression safe for private photos?
Yes when the work happens in your browser. Our compressor never uploads your files, so it is safe to use even for documents and personal photos.