Compress your JPG and JPEG images in your browser for free.
In the browser-based FREE version, JPG / JPEG are automatically detected and compressed.
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Make photo-heavy content lighter while keeping the best possible visual quality.
JPG is a lossy format. As quality decreases, you may see blocking, loss of detail, and banding—especially in smooth gradients. The goal on the web is to find the smallest file size that still looks “good enough” to the eye. In many cases, 70–85 is a strong starting range, then adjust up/down depending on the image.
Reducing quality gradually is safer than dropping it too much at once. Some photos look clean at 75, while others show visible artifacts below 85. Visual inspection is key.
JPG is widely compatible; WebP can often provide a smaller file with a similar quality feel. Compressing JPG first and then converting to WebP can give extra gains, especially on photo-heavy websites.
Tip: Compare an 80-quality JPG with a WebP version. If they look similar, choose the smaller one. There is no single “best”—the best approach is to compare.