JPEG कंप्रेस
Compress JPEG
Make JPG photos much smaller by picking a quality level, with the saving shown.
Runs in your browser · nothing uploaded
Balanced (72%) is hard to tell from the original for most photos. Photo details such as the camera's location are not copied into the result. Need an exact size in KB? Use the compress to KB tool instead.
How to use it
- 01Pick a quality: High, Balanced, Smallest or Custom.
- 02Optionally limit the longest side to 2560, 1920 or 1280 px.
- 03Add your photo and download the smaller JPG.
5.1 MB phone photo
780 KB JPG at 72% quality
About this tool
Phone cameras save JPGs at very high quality, so most photos can be made several times smaller without a visible difference. Balanced (72%) suits sharing and websites; High (85%) is for printing; Smallest (55%) for when size matters most. Limiting the longest side to 1920 px shrinks files further and is plenty for screens.
If your photo is already well compressed, the tool tells you rather than handing back a bigger file. Hidden photo details such as the camera's location are not copied into the result.
Your image is processed in your browser and never uploaded; close the tab and it's gone. Need a specific KB limit for a form instead? Use the compress to KB tool.
हिंदी में मदद
JPG फ़ोटो की क्वालिटी चुनकर उसका साइज़ कम करें; पहले और बाद का साइज़ दिखता है। फ़ोटो कहीं अपलोड नहीं होती।
Questions
Which quality should I choose?
Balanced (72%) for most uses. Go to High for prints, or Smallest if the file must be tiny.
Why is the result bigger than my file?
The original was already compressed harder than the level you chose. Pick a lower quality or a smaller longest side, or keep the original.
Is location data removed?
Yes. The new file is drawn from the pixels only, so camera details and GPS location are not copied.