ImgControl · Compress

Image Compressor

Compress any supported image without changing its dimensions unless you choose a different tool.

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Drop images here or tap to browseUp to 30 images per batch
JPGPNGWebPAVIFGIFBMPSVGTIFFHEIC
Smaller file72%Higher quality
Core browser processing works best with JPG, PNG, WebP and supported AVIF images. HEIC, TIFF and PDF workflows may require additional codecs or dedicated processing.

Image Compressor

The ImgControl Image Compressor reduces the file size of your pictures right in your browser. It is built for the everyday cases where a photo is too large to email, an upload form has a size limit, or a web page loads slowly because of heavy images.

Because the work happens on your own device, you do not wait for uploads and your pictures are not sent to a server.

How to compress an image

Add your images, choose a quality level or a target file size, start the compression and download the smaller files. Several images can be processed together and saved as a ZIP.

Getting a smaller file without ruining the picture

Lower quality saves the most space, but the effect is strongest on photographs. Flat graphics and screenshots compress well even at higher quality settings.

If a file is still too big after compression, reduce its dimensions with the Image Resizer; a smaller picture needs far fewer bytes.

Converting to a modern format such as WebP or AVIF often gives a bigger saving than quality changes alone.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does compression change the image dimensions?

No. The width and height stay the same unless you choose a different tool such as the Image Resizer.

Can I set a target file size?

Yes. You can ask for a maximum output size and the compressor tries to get as close to it as possible.

Which formats can I compress?

JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP and AVIF images are supported.

Are my pictures uploaded?

No. Compression runs in your browser on your own device.

Related tools

Image ResizerImage OptimizerJPG to WebPPNG to WebPImage Converter

Learn more

How to Compress Images Without Losing Too Much Quality