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JPG is widely supported for photos and sharing.
See the original size versus the compressed size.
Review the compressed image before downloading.
Downloads add a -compressed suffix to the filename.
Pixel dimensions stay the same. Stronger compression trades visual detail for a smaller file.
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.
Need a fixed limit instead of a general quality pass? Try compress JPG to 100KB or compress JPG to 200KB.
Check the supported formats and settings for your task. If the result isn’t what you expected, our support page can help you find the next step.