Image Compress

Reduce JPG, PNG, or WebP file size in your browser. Compression runs locally via a Web Worker — your images never leave your machine.

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Image compression reduces a photo's file size so it loads faster on web pages, fits an email attachment limit, or saves storage. The ToolEdge Image Compress tool runs entirely in your browser — drop a JPG, PNG, or WebP, pick a quality target, and download the smaller version. The image is never uploaded; everything happens locally via the Canvas API and a Web Worker so your tab stays responsive even for large photos.

Modern compression isn't just "lower quality" — it's a binary search for the highest quality that still hits your target file size, run by a Web Worker so the UI doesn't freeze. JPG and WebP support quality-based compression natively; PNGs can be re-encoded as quality-tier WebP for dramatic savings while keeping transparency. Most photos shrink 60–90% with no visible quality loss because phone cameras default to extremely high quality.

Common use cases

  • Compressing phone photos before emailing — most email services cap at 25 MB total.
  • Optimizing images for a website to improve page load speed (the single biggest Core Web Vitals lever).
  • Reducing screenshots before pasting into a shared doc or Notion page.
  • Shrinking product photos for a Shopify, Etsy, or marketplace listing where stores have per-image size limits.
  • Preparing scanned documents (saved as JPG) for upload to portals with strict size caps.

Frequently asked questions

No. The compression runs in your browser via the Canvas API and a Web Worker. Nothing is uploaded to our servers, nothing is logged. Once the compressed image is downloaded, the only copies are on your machine.

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