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Compress JPG

A JPEG-only compressor that tunes chroma sampling and quantization to squeeze photos down without visible loss.

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Accepted: .jpg,.jpeg,image/jpeg · Max 24 MB

About this tool

JPEG is still the workhorse format for photographs, and this tool is dedicated to squeezing more out of it. It re-encodes the file with an updated JPEG encoder, letting you slide quality up and down or aim at a specific kilobyte budget. Because it only accepts JPG and JPEG inputs, the interface, presets, and quality curve are tuned specifically for photographic content rather than logos or line art. Everything is processed on your machine — the photo never leaves your browser.

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How it works

  1. Add a JPG or JPEG photo.
  2. Pick a compression mode that matches how much quality you can trade for size.
  3. Download the smaller JPG when the preview looks acceptable.

Features

  • Photograph-tuned presets — Balanced, Smallest File, and Maximum Quality are calibrated for continuous-tone images like portraits and landscapes.
  • Precise quality slider — Custom Quality gives you fine-grained control over the JPEG quality factor when a preset is not enough.
  • Target KB or percentage — Ask for roughly 100 KB or 40% of the original and the encoder will iterate to get close.
  • Metadata handling — Strips heavy EXIF thumbnails and preview data to shave extra kilobytes without touching pixels.

Supported formats

Input: JPG, JPEG. Output: JPG.

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Common uses

  • Photography portfolios and stock uploads
  • E-commerce product photos on Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho
  • Blog and news article images that must load quickly
  • Photo attachments for email newsletters
  • Reducing DSLR or phone camera exports before archiving

Limitations

  • Only JPG/JPEG inputs — use the PNG, WebP, or AVIF tools for other formats.
  • JPEG is inherently lossy; aggressive settings can introduce blockiness in flat areas like skies.
  • Around 25 MB per file; extremely large scanner outputs may need to be split.
  • Target sizes are approximations, not guaranteed byte counts.

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