Reduce file size by adjusting quality. Great for email, websites and social.
Compression reduces file size to speed up websites, send images via email, or save storage. With JPG and WEBP you can control quality: lower quality means smaller files, with some detail loss.
70–85 is often a great balance for photos (web and social media). 85–95 is better for text screenshots or fine details. Below 70 is only recommended if you must cut size dramatically and accept visible artifacts.
For screenshots with text, try PNG or high quality settings. JPG compression can blur letter edges and make text harder to read.
| Format | Best for | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| JPG | Maximum compatibility | Supported everywhere, often larger than WEBP |
| WEBP | Modern web | Often smaller at similar quality, growing support |
Compression runs locally in your browser using the Canvas API. No files are uploaded to any server. Your original files remain unchanged on your device.