Batch Image Compress
Use Batch Image Compress directly in your browser. Supported files are not uploaded to the server.
🔒 Supported processing runs in your browser and original files are not stored on our server.
🧾 How to use
1. Add the file or value required by Batch Image Compress.
2. Choose any available quality, size or range options.
3. Run the tool and review the result.
4. If a file is produced, save it with the download button.
Compress multiple JPG, PNG or WebP files, review per-file and total savings, and download all successful results as a ZIP archive.
2. Choose any available quality, size or range options.
3. Run the tool and review the result.
4. If a file is produced, save it with the download button.
Compress multiple JPG, PNG or WebP files, review per-file and total savings, and download all successful results as a ZIP archive.
ⓘ Option guide / important notes
Compression notes
- Target-size tools iteratively approach the requested size, but exact KB/MB cannot be guaranteed for every image.
- Lower JPG/WebP quality usually reduces size with more loss. PNG optimization does not use the same quality model as JPEG.
- Re-encoded results may not preserve original EXIF/GPS metadata.
💡 Useful for
Useful when you need Batch Image Compress quickly on desktop or mobile without installing additional software.
⚠ Notes
Compression or conversion can affect quality or transparency depending on the file format and settings. Keep important originals.
Up to 20MB per file · Up to 50 files
Up to 20MB per file · Up to 50 files
Supported: JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP
File size: 20MB max/file
Max files: 50
❔ Frequently Asked Questions
How do I use Batch Image Compress?
Enter the required input, choose your options and run the tool. Compress multiple JPG, PNG or WebP files, review per-file and total savings, and download all successful results as a ZIP archive.
Are my files or input stored on the server?
Supported processing runs in your browser; original files are not uploaded to or stored on our server.
Can I use it on mobile?
Yes. Mobile is supported, but large files and complex PDF/media jobs can fail because of device memory limits.
What if the result is not what I expected?
Try adjusting the quality and running it again. Very small target sizes may require reduced dimensions.