Image Compressor

Key features

• Bulk queue with no file-count cap — add as many images as your device can handle, even mid-batch.
• A quality slider (10–100%) applied across the whole queue when you hit Process.
• Output as WEBP for the best compression or JPEG for maximum compatibility.
• Dimensions are always preserved — this tool changes encoding, never pixel size.
• Live counters (total / queued / processing / completed / failed) with Pause, Resume and Cancel.
• Total saved bytes and percentage across completed files, plus per-row before → after sizes.
• Download everything as a real ZIP, or save each file individually from its row.

How it works

1. 1

   Drop Your Photos

   Any images the browser can open work; each one joins the queue with its original size measured.

2. 2

   Set Quality And Format

   Drag the quality slider and pick WEBP or JPEG — settings apply to the entire batch.

3. 3

   Process The Queue

   Files are compressed through a controlled worker pool sized for your device, with honest progress.

4. 4

   Download The Results

   Save files as name-compressed.webp / .jpg individually, or grab the whole batch as one ZIP.

Tips for better results

• 💡75–85% quality is the sweet spot for most photos; below roughly 50% artifacts start to show.
• 💡If a source was already well compressed, the output may barely shrink — the per-row size read-out tells you before you download.
• 💡Want smaller dimensions too? Use the Image Resizer first, then compress the resized batch here.
• 💡The savings badge honestly turns amber and shows '+x% larger' if re-encoding adds weight to any file.

Frequently asked questions