Drop an image to compress

JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, BMP, or ICO · processed privately on your device

Up to 25 MB and 16 megapixels per image. One image at a time.

Files stay on your device Fast local processing Free, no signup

The image toolbox

What would you like to do next?

Eight free tools, one private workflow. Images are edited on your device. Save a result and open it in another tool when you need a second step.

Resize images

Set dimensions for one image or a mixed-shape batch.

Open resize →

Crop images

Trim distractions, reframe a shot, or create the exact aspect ratio you need. Your image is cropped locally in your browser and never uploaded.

Open crop →

Convert images

Convert between common image formats locally. JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, and ICO output are supported; AVIF export depends on your browser.

Open convert →

Compress images

Reduce image file size with a live quality preview and clear savings estimate. Compression happens privately on your device.

Open compress →

Blur images

Add a soft haze or a strong privacy blur with a live preview. Your image stays on your device from start to finish.

Open blur →

Rotate images

Rotate by 90°, 180°, or 270°, or flip an image horizontally or vertically. The canvas follows the new orientation, and processing stays on your device.

Open rotate →

Watermark images

Add a single text watermark with adjustable size, opacity, color, and position. Preview it locally, then download a new copy without uploading the original.

Open watermark →

Create a meme

Turn your own photo or image into a meme with bold, readable captions and a live preview. This free meme generator works locally in your browser—no upload, account, or watermark.

Open meme →

Simple by design

From original to finished in three steps

1
Choose an image
Open a photo or graphic you want to make lighter.
2
Tune the result
Adjust quality, output format, and maximum dimensions while watching the estimate.
3
Download
Save the compressed file when the balance looks right.

See savings before saving

Compare the original and output file size while you adjust quality.

Optional downscaling

Cap very large images at a practical maximum dimension for even smaller files.

Nothing is uploaded

Compression and export both happen inside your browser.

One job, one simple tool

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Good to know

Frequently asked questions

Practical answers about formats, privacy, and what happens in your browser.

How much can an image be compressed?

Savings depend on the source image, output format, dimensions, and quality. The live estimate shows the actual encoded result from your browser.

Which output format is smallest?

WebP is often a good balance of size, quality, and compatibility. Results vary, so compare it with JPG for your image.

Does compression reduce dimensions?

Only if you select a maximum dimension. Choose “Keep original size” to preserve the pixel dimensions.

Are images sent to a server?

No. Your browser performs the compression locally and your file never leaves the device.