FREE WEB TOOL

Compress an Image by Quality and Maximum Width

Reduce image file size by changing quality and maximum width.

Choose an image

FormatMaximum width (px)

Quality: 80%

🔒 Images and text are processed in this browser and are not uploaded.

How to use this tool

Reduce image file size by changing quality and maximum width.

Set Choose an image, Format, Maximum width (px), Quality: 80%.
Use Compress to process the input.
Compare the result with your source data and return to the input to make corrections.

Choose an image: image/*
Format: WebP / JPEG
Maximum width (px): Min 1
Quality: 80%: Min 10 / Max 95

Input and settings example

Compare JPEG quality 90 and 70 on the same image, then compare appearance and output size.

Output is not guaranteed to be smaller. JPEG/WebP quality settings do not affect PNG.

What to know before using it

Lowering JPEG quality alone is not always the best route. If the source is larger than needed, reducing dimensions can save more bytes while preserving appearance.

Common failure points

Logos and text-heavy graphics may suit PNG or WebP better than JPEG.
A target byte size is not always achievable for every image.
If privacy matters, also review EXIF metadata handling.

Practical example

For web publishing, choose maximum dimensions first, then format and quality, and inspect at the real display size.