Compress JPEG images
Shrink photos for email, websites and forms — choose a quality level or an exact size.
- 🔒 No upload
- ∞ No limits
- 🎯 Exact KB
- ✓ No sign-up
Drop images here or choose filesTap to choose images
🔒 Processed on your device — never uploaded · Free · No sign-up
Size, DPI, name & date on photo
Needed for cm/mm/inch sizes (default 200) and written into the file.
Examples: — always use the exact numbers in your form's instructions.
KB (if your form has a minimum)
Key facts
- Typical phone photos shrink 70–90% with no visible difference on screen.
- Quality levels or an exact KB/MB target.
- Batch + ZIP download; EXIF location data removed.
- Runs in your browser.
How to compress JPEG images
- Drop JPG photos.
- Pick a quality level, or enter a maximum size.
- Download.
Why phone photos are so big
Phone cameras save 12–48 megapixel images at very high quality. Websites and forms display them far smaller, so re-encoding at a sensible size and quality saves most of the bytes.
Frequently asked questions
What's the best quality setting?
“Balanced” is visually indistinguishable for most photos. Use “High” for printing and “Small file” for web uploads.
Does it remove location and camera data (EXIF)?
Yes. The output is a freshly encoded image, so GPS location, camera model and other EXIF metadata from your phone are not carried over.
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