Compress JPG and JPEG photos online. Adjust quality, process multiple files, and download smaller JPEGs—everything stays in your browser.
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1. Upload one or more JPG or JPEG images (PNG and WebP are also accepted and saved as JPG).
2. Choose High Quality, Balanced, or Small Size—or use the slider.
3. Click Compress JPG and review the size savings.
4. Download each file or use Download All.
Camera and phone JPEGs are often larger than websites, email, or CMS uploads allow. Re-encoding at a sensible quality setting usually cuts weight without an obvious drop in look for most web uses.
If you also need a hard KB cap (50KB, 100KB, or 200KB), use one of our target-size compress pages linked below.
Start with Balanced quality for photos. Drop lower only when a platform enforces a size limit.
Oversized dimensions waste bytes—resize to display size first when the photo is far larger than you need on screen.
JPG compression on IMG Free Toolkit runs in your browser. Images are not uploaded to our servers.
Yes. JPG and JPEG are the same format. This tool accepts both and outputs compressed JPEG files.
Yes. Non-JPG uploads are converted to JPG on export (transparent PNGs get a white background).
No. Compression runs in your browser. Files are not uploaded to our servers.
Use Compress Image to 50KB, 100KB, or 200KB for target-size mode. This Compress JPG page focuses on quality-based JPEG compression.