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Resize and compress images online

Shrink one photo or a whole batch to a target width and quality without uploading them anywhere.

  • ✓ Runs in your browser
  • ✓ Nothing uploaded
  • ✓ Works offline
  • ✓ No sign-up
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PNG is lossless: quality and target size do not apply. Transparent images keep their transparency in PNG and WebP.

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Add images to start. Nothing is uploaded: everything happens in your browser.

    The new files carry no metadata: GPS location, camera and date are removed, which also makes them smaller.

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    About this tool

    Choose one image or select several at once, set a maximum width and a quality level, and process the whole batch in one click. Each image is resized and compressed by your browser using the HTML canvas - files never leave your device and no server sees them. Handy for email attachments, forum uploads, or getting a folder of photos under a size limit.

    How to use it

    1. 1 Select one or more image files.
    2. 2 Set the maximum width in pixels (the height scales to match) and the quality.
    3. 3 Click "Resize & compress" to process every selected image.
    4. 4 Download each result individually - the summary shows the total space saved.

    Frequently asked questions

    Is my photo uploaded?

    No. Everything happens locally in your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere.

    Which formats are supported?

    JPG, PNG and WebP input. Output is JPG or WebP (whichever gives the smaller file at your quality setting).

    Why is my PNG bigger after "compressing"?

    PNG with transparency does not compress well as JPG. For photos, JPG/WebP output is usually far smaller; for graphics with flat colour, keep the original.

    Can I process several photos at once?

    Yes - select multiple files and click "Resize & compress"; each one gets its own download link and the total size saved is shown.

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