Compress Image

Reduce the file size of a JPG, PNG, or WebP image while keeping the same format and dimensions. Perfect for getting under an upload limit, speeding up a website, or fitting more photos in an email. If an image is already small, we hand it back untouched rather than making it bigger.

Drag & drop a file hereor click to browse from your device

What to expect

Compressing an image shrinks its file size while keeping the same format and dimensions — the everyday fix for an upload form that rejects anything over a fixed limit. Upload forms are notorious for it: a government or scholarship portal might cap photos near 200KB, exam and job applications sit between 50KB and 1MB, and a normal phone photo sails straight past.

Use it when the picture is right but the file is simply too heavy: a profile photo for a job application, an ID image for a bank KYC, or a gallery you want loading fast on mobile. The image looks the same to the eye; only the invisible redundancy is squeezed out, dropping the kilobytes the form is counting.

When to use Compress Image

  • Shrink a photo to fit an upload or email size limit
  • Speed up a website by lightening images
  • Save storage on a large photo library
  • Compress a screenshot before sharing

Why use LinksConverter for this conversion

  • Fast cloud pipeline
  • Virus-scanned up to 1 GB
  • Deleted after 2 hours (longer for very large files or with a pass)
  • No sign-up, no watermark

How it works

How to Compress Image

  1. Upload or paste your JPG

    Drop a JPG file from your device, or paste a public URL pointing to the JPG.

  2. Click Compress Image

    Our cloud workers fetch the file, scan it for malware (video and audio over 1 GB are not scanned), and run Compress Image.

  3. Download your file

    A download link appears as soon as it is ready; it works for anyone who has it until the file is deleted. The file is deleted from our storage two hours after it was made (longer for very large files or with a pass), normally within the next 15 minutes.

Compress Image — Frequently asked questions

JPG and WebP are re-encoded at high quality (around 70), which is visually close to the original for most photos while cutting size significantly. PNG is losslessly re-optimised. Dimensions never change.

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