Photo Compressor
Compress camera photos for web and email. Quality slider, local processing.
How to use Photo Compressor
- Add camera photos.
- Pick a quality that still looks good on a phone.
- Compress.
- Download.
What this tool accepts
- Phone photo friendly
- HEIC decode in supported browsers
- Batch ZIP
- Private
Formats: JPG, HEIC, PNG, WebP
Phone cameras write 8–15 MB JPEGs (or HEIC) by default. A photo compressor exists so those files can travel through school portals, marketplaces, and Gmail without bouncing.
HEIC on a compressor page
iPhones often share .heic. This compressor decodes HEIC in the browser when the engine supports it, then writes a smaller JPEG. If decode fails, export JPG from Photos first.
Batch family albums
Drop up to 20 photos, compress, and grab a ZIP. That is faster than one-by-one WhatsApp forwarding when you are sending a whole event.
Frequently asked questions
Will a photo compressor strip location data?
Re-encoding on canvas drops EXIF. If you only wanted smaller files and still need GPS, keep a copy of the original.
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Compress Image
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Compress JPG
Re-encode JPEG photos at a chosen quality to cut megabytes without changing pixel dimensions.
Remove EXIF
Strip GPS, camera model, and other EXIF by re-encoding the image on canvas.
Resize Image
Change width and height in pixels or by percentage. Lock aspect ratio, preview, and download. Runs locally.