JPG Compressor is a free, browser-based tool for compressing JPEG images in batches. Designed for .jpg and .jpeg files, it helps reduce image file sizes while letting you control the compression quality.
Use this JPG compressor online to shrink photos before emailing, uploading, or publishing them. The tool uses lossy JPEG compression, so lower quality settings generally produce smaller files but may reduce image detail.
Compression runs directly in your browser, so your images are not uploaded to ToolsViewer servers.
Step 1: Add JPG Files
Select one or more JPEG images. The tool accepts image/jpeg, .jpg, and .jpeg files.
Step 2: Set the Quality
Adjust the quality slider. The default is around 82%, while lower values generally produce smaller files with more visible quality loss.
Step 3: Compress
Run the compression process and review the result for each image.
Step 4: Compare and Download
Compare the compressed image with the original, then download the result. Each file uses a -compressed suffix and the image/jpeg format.
image/jpeg format.-compressed filename suffix.Reduce Photo Size
Shrink photos before emailing them or uploading them to forms with file size limits.
Prepare Images for the Web
Optimize JPEG images for websites where smaller files can help reduce page weight and improve loading performance.
Batch Compress Multiple Photos
Process several JPG or JPEG images together instead of compressing each file individually.
Find the Right Quality
Adjust the compression quality, run the process again, and compare the result until you find a suitable balance between file size and appearance.
JPG Compressor supports the following formats:
image/jpeg, .jpg, .jpeg), one or multiple files-compressed suffixJPG Compressor recompresses JPEG images in your browser using lossy compression. It supports batch processing and lets you compare compressed images with their originals.
It does not provide lossless JPEG optimization, and it does not edit EXIF metadata. Because compression may reduce image detail, review each result before using it for professional photography, product images, or other quality-sensitive work.
Turning HTML into an image first? Try HTML to JPG or HTML to PNG. Compressing graphics or screenshots? Use PNG Compressor.