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Smart Image Compressor

Compress JPG, PNG, and WebP images directly in your browser. Reduce file size, control quality, compare results, and download the compressed image instantly.

๐Ÿ”’ 100% private browser processing

Your image never leaves your device. Xepoca does not upload or store the file.

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Drop an image here

Or click to browse. You can also paste an image with Ctrl + V.

JPG, PNG, or WebP ยท Maximum 20 MB

How image compression works

Image compression reduces file size by re-encoding image data. JPG and WebP can use adjustable lossy compression, which removes some visual detail to create smaller files. PNG is normally lossless and may not shrink as much when re-encoded.

A quality setting around 70โ€“85% is often a useful balance for web images. Lower settings create smaller files, while higher settings preserve more detail.

Converting a PNG photograph to WebP or JPG can produce a much smaller result. Keep PNG when transparency or lossless graphics are important.

Common uses

Faster websites

Reduce image weight to improve loading speed and page performance.

Email attachments

Create smaller images that are easier to send and download.

Social media

Reduce file size before uploading profile images, posts, and banners.

Storage savings

Create lighter copies of large images for everyday sharing and archiving.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Image Compressor free?+

Yes. You can compress supported images without creating an account.

Are my images uploaded?+

No. The image is processed locally inside your browser and is not uploaded to Xepoca.

Which formats are supported?+

The tool accepts JPG, PNG, and WebP and can export to any of those formats.

Does compression reduce image quality?+

JPG and WebP compression may reduce detail at lower settings. Use a higher quality setting when visual fidelity is more important than file size.

Why did my compressed file become larger?+

Some images are already optimized. PNG files can also become larger after re-encoding. Try WebP or JPG, or use a lower quality setting.