Does Windows 11 have a built-in image compressor?

Windows Photos lets you resize image dimensions, but it offers limited control over quality and batch compression compared to the browser tool here.

Can I compress PNG and WebP files on Windows?

Yes. The tool supports JPG, PNG, WebP, and HEIC files directly in any modern Windows browser.

Are my files uploaded when compressing on PC?

No. Everything runs locally in your browser using your PC's processor, so private documents and photos stay on your computer.

Is there a limit on how many images I can compress?

There is no daily limit, and you can drag and drop many files at once.

Compress Image on Windows 10 & 11 Free

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): You can compress images on Windows 10 or Windows 11 directly in Edge, Chrome, or Firefox using the free tool on this page. Drag your JPG, PNG, WebP, or HEIC files into the box, keep the default 72% quality and 2048 px longest side, and download the smaller versions. Nothing is uploaded to a server.

Do it now, right here

Drop files here or choose files

Quality 72%Longest side pxOutput format

Step by step

Drag your images from File Explorer into the box on this page, or click to browse.
Keep the default settings (72% quality, 2048 px longest side) or lower them for a smaller file.
Click Compress to shrink all selected images in your browser.
Download the smaller files to your PC.

At a glance

Goal	Best approach	Result
Shrink a 4 MB photo for email	Default (72% quality, 2048 px)	Drops to around 300–600 KB
Hit a small upload limit (~150 KB)	60% quality, 1200 px longest side	Lands near 150 KB
Compress a folder of photos	Drag and drop multiple files	Batch processed locally
Quickly resize one photo offline	Built-in Windows Photos app	Resizes dimensions without web browser

Where to find it on your device

Windows Photos resize: Open image in Photos > Three-dot menu (...) > Resize image

How to Compress an Image on Windows 10 and 11