Shrink JPG, PNG and WebP files for your website, emails and socials. Do a whole batch at once and see how much you saved.
75 is a sweet spot for photos. Lower means smaller files and softer detail.
WebP is usually the smallest and works in every modern browser. Shrinking huge photos to 1920 px wide saves the most.
Drop in one or a hundred. They stay on your device.
Pick a quality level, and optionally a new format or a maximum width.
Check the savings per file, then save them one by one or as a ZIP.
Good to know. PNGs are compressed by reducing them to a smaller colour palette, like TinyPNG does, which suits graphics and screenshots better than photos. If a file is already smaller than we can make it, we give you the original back rather than a bigger copy. Photo metadata such as location and camera details is removed.
No. Compression happens in your browser, so private photos never leave your device.
For photos on a website, 70 to 80 looks great and saves a lot. For images people will zoom into, go 85 or higher.
Photos saved as PNG are hard to shrink without changing format. Save them as JPG or WebP for a much bigger saving.
Yes. Re-saving the image drops the EXIF data, including GPS location.
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