Step by step
- Drop your website or product photos into the box on this page, or tap to choose them.
- Keep the default 72% quality and 2048 px longest side for hero banners, or lower to 1200 px and 60% for smaller product thumbnails.
- Press Compress and download the smaller files to upload to your site or online store.
At a glance
| Use case | Suggested setting | Typical result |
|---|---|---|
| Hero or banner image | 2048 px, 72% quality | Around 300–600 KB |
| Product thumbnail | 1200 px, 60% quality | Near 150 KB |
| Batch store upload | Multiple files at once | No daily limit |
Related questions
How do I compress images for a website without them looking blurry?
Keep the longest side at 1200 px to 2048 px and quality around 60% to 72%. This removes extra data while keeping edges and text sharp on screens.
Can I compress images for Shopify or WooCommerce here?
Yes, you can batch compress JPG, PNG, WebP, and HEIC files in your browser and upload the smaller versions directly to your store.
Will my product photos be uploaded to a server?
No. Everything runs locally in your browser using your own device processor, so your files never leave your computer or phone.
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Updated November 14, 2026.