or drag and drop it here
Higher compression values mean smaller file sizes.
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JPG is widely supported for photos and sharing.
Choose a quality level that fits your needs.
See the original size versus the compressed size.
Review the compressed image before downloading.
Downloads add a -compressed suffix to the filename.
Compression happens in the page while you wait.
JPG reduces file size by discarding some image data. At higher compression levels, fine detail can soften and blocky artifacts can appear.
Compression is useful for web delivery, email attachments, and faster sharing. Preview the result to make sure it still meets your visual needs.
The tool shows the original size, the compressed size, and the percentage saved so you can decide on a good balance.
JPEGConvert.com keeps the workflow simple: upload, convert, and download. For the best results, start with the highest-quality source file you have.