Compress image

Get any file to the size you need. Privately.

1 Open this page and add the file. Compress image starts in the browser you already have open.2 Run the tool. If this version cannot do the job honestly, it says so instead of inventing a result.3 Download the file that was built on this device. Closing the tab drops the bytes.

About this tool

Compress image resizes and re-encodes a picture in this browser. JPEG and WebP can step down in quality. PNG is lossless, so it gets smaller by shrinking pixel dimensions when a size goal asks for that. Location data is not copied into the new file. The tool stops at a floor and the status line tells you the size it reached. HEIC and AVIF open only when this browser already understands them.

Compress image stays on this device. The download is the copy you keep, and Weesize does not store a second one. Close the tab when you are finished and the bytes are gone.

  • No upload: pixels are processed on this device, not on an image CDN.
  • Speed: the file does not travel to a server and back, so the wait is only the work itself.
  • Quality: the original is kept when the new file would be worse or is not actually smaller.
FAQ
Does “Compress image” upload my file?

Compress image reads the file in this tab. There is no upload step and no account.

What will “Compress image” actually change?

JPEG and WebP quality can drop. PNG gets smaller by resizing. The new file does not keep camera location data.

When is “Compress image” the wrong job?

Do not compress a picture you still need at full size for print. Keep the original and send the smaller copy.

How do I check the result of “Compress image”?

Read the status line for the size you got, then look at the subject. A melted caption means the target was too low.

Can I run “Compress image” with Wi-Fi off?

Load this page, then turn Wi-Fi off and run Compress image again. A finished result is the proof that the file was not sent anywhere.

Last updated 2026-09-27.