Compress an image
Add your JPEG, PNG, or WebP images, set the quality level you want, then download the smaller files. Everything runs in your browser — your images are never sent to a server to be compressed.
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JPEG, PNG, WebP — multiple files accepted
How to compress an image with FileoPDF
1. Add your images
Drag and drop your JPEG, PNG, or WebP files, or pick them from your device. Add several at once if you need to.
2. Set the quality
Adjust the quality slider to the balance you want between file size and visual sharpness.
3. Download the result
A single image downloads right away; multiple images are bundled into a ZIP archive.
Why use FileoPDF's Compress Image tool
Shrinking an image shouldn't require dedicated software or a new account.
Three formats supported
JPEG, PNG, and WebP are all supported, with a quality setting tuned to each format.
No sign-up
The tool works right away, with no account to create and no email address to hand over.
Batch processing
Compress several images at once and get them back bundled into a ZIP.
Quality control
A simple slider lets you adjust the balance between file size and visual sharpness.
Local processing
Compression runs in your browser rather than on a remote server, which limits your images' exposure.
Free, no artificial limits
No hidden paywall for a basic feature like compressing images.
When to use Compress Image
A few real situations where shrinking an image makes things easier.
Fit under an email attachment limit
Shrink a photo to fit your email provider's size limit, without changing its format.
Optimize images for a website
Lighten a site's visuals to improve load times, without sacrificing perceived quality.
Free up storage space
Shrink large photos before archiving them on a device or a cloud service.
Prepare visuals for social media
Compress images before posting to speed up uploads, with no visible loss of quality.
Send photos quickly
Shrink a batch of photos before a transfer or a share on a size-limited service.
Questions fréquentes
No. Compression runs entirely in your browser — your images are never sent to a server. The smaller files are generated locally, on your device.
Yes. Compressing images is free and doesn't require any sign-up or personal information.
JPEG and WebP support a progressive quality setting, which gives a real trade-off between size and sharpness. PNG stays a lossless format: compression changes its encoding but shrinks it less than JPEG or WebP.
Yes, you can add as many images as you need and compress them in a single operation. The result is bundled into a ZIP archive.
If you compress a single image, it downloads directly. If you process several, they're automatically bundled into a ZIP archive.
No artificial limit is enforced. The practical limit mostly depends on your device's memory and processing power.
Yes, the tool works on mobile and tablet in any modern browser. Adding images uses your device's file picker instead of drag-and-drop.
At a moderate quality level, the loss is generally imperceptible to the naked eye. The quality slider lets you adjust that trade-off to your needs.
Compressing an image with FileoPDF takes no account and no install. Shrink your JPEG, PNG, or WebP files right in your browser, one at a time or in bulk, with a direct download or a ZIP bundle.