Free online image compressor

Compress images online

Reduce JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, and SVG file size directly in your browser. Add images, choose simple settings, compress, and download optimized files without uploading them to a server.

No upload requiredBatch image compressionOriginal format by default
Browser-only

Compress images privately

No upload

Drop files here

JPEG, PNG, WebP

Files

Add images to begin.

Example results

Typical compressed image output

Product photo

JPEG, Quality 85

2.8 MB740 KB

PNG screenshot

PNG, Original size

1.6 MB520 KB

Blog image

Original format

940 KB310 KB

Social graphic

Max side 1920 px

1.2 MB430 KB

Free image compressor for websites and content

Pic Forge helps reduce image file size for websites, ecommerce galleries, blog posts, landing pages, and social media assets. It works as an online image compressor, but the files stay in your browser instead of being uploaded to a server.

Compress JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, and SVG files

JPEG and WebP compression use a clear default quality for photos and product images. PNG compression is tuned for screenshots, UI graphics, transparent assets, and illustrations. SVG and GIF files are optimized when their format supports it.

Reduce image file size without changing format

The compressor keeps the current format by default. This is useful when a CMS, design workflow, or ad platform expects a JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, or SVG file after compression.

Compression and conversion are separate

This page is for reducing file size while keeping the current format. Use the converter pages when you intentionally want WebP, JPEG, PNG, AVIF, SVG, or GIF output.

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FAQ

Does Pic Forge upload my images?

No. Compression runs in your browser with a Web Worker, so images stay on your device.

Will the tool change my image format?

No. The compressor keeps the current format. Use the Image Converter when you want to change format.

What does Quality control?

For JPEG and WebP it controls encoder quality. For PNG it controls color reduction, which can reduce file size more on screenshots and graphics.