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Resize and compress images in your browser

Resize, visually crop, compress, add effects or watermarks, and convert PNG, JPEG, WebP, or AVIF images locally in your browser.

Resize · Visual crop · Rotate · Effects · Watermarks · PNG · JPEG · WebP · AVIF · Auto smallest · metadata removal · batch ZIP · local browser processing

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Add, drop, or paste up to 12 PNG, JPEG, or WebP images.

Citrus still life comparison with the original revealed on the left and compressed WebP on the rightOriginalWebP · 84%
DRAG TO COMPARE

Can you spot the difference?

The left side is the original JPEG. The right side is the browser-generated WebP at quality 84. Move the divider across fine textures, glass reflections, and hard shadows.

Original728.5 KB1254 × 1254 JPEG
Compressed234.7 KB1080 × 1080 WebP

67.8% smaller for this sample.

This is one measured example, not a universal quality claim. Results depend on image content, output dimensions, browser encoder, format, and quality setting.

WORKED EXAMPLES

Start with a real image job

Three original samples cover texture, crop-safe dimensions, and transparency. Load one, generate it, then compare the source and result.

Blue bottle on a coral studio set
01

Product card for the web

Convert a detailed catalogue photo to WebP without changing its 3:2 frame.

Source
JPEG · 1536 × 1024 · 138.9 KB
Recipe
1200 × 800 · WebP · 82%
Citrus fruit and sparkling water with cobalt fabric
02

Square campaign crop

Prepare a texture-heavy social image at a predictable publishing size.

Source
JPEG · 1254 × 1254 · 728.5 KB
Recipe
1080 × 1080 · WebP · 84%
Orange delivery robot carrying parcels on transparency
03

Transparent app artwork

Resize a cutout while keeping its alpha channel and inspect the PNG tradeoff.

Source
PNG · 1254 × 1254 · 1.20 MB
Recipe
512 × 512 · PNG · transparency

Results vary by browser and image content; byte savings appear only after this browser creates the output.

FORMAT NOTES

Choose the output your image needs

JPEG

Best for photographs. Smaller files use lossy compression and transparency uses the selected background colour.

PNG

Best for graphics and transparency. Palette quantization reduces colours for a smaller, near-lossless file.

WebP

A modern balance of quality and size with transparency support in current browsers.

Processing stays on this device. Re-encoding removes source metadata such as EXIF. Keep the original when metadata matters.