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Compress JPG
Reduce JPG file size with balanced or maximum compression. Keep more detail or make a smaller photo. Up to 20 files, 10 MB each. Free, no account.
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How to compress a JPG
JPG compression is lossy. Balanced mode keeps more photo detail. Maximum mode makes a smaller JPG and can soften fine texture. JPG has no transparency.
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Select JPG files, up to 20, 10 MB each and 100 MB in total, or drop them onto the page.
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Choose balanced compression for portraits and product photos, or maximum when a smaller email or form upload matters more than fine grain.
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Start compression, compare the new file size with the original, then download. Keep the original JPG if you may need the extra detail later.
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JPG compression questions
Answers about JPG quality, file limits and what this page does not change.
Will compressing a JPG reduce quality?
It can. Balanced compression keeps more detail. Maximum compression makes a smaller JPG and can reduce texture. Compare the download with the original before you discard the source file.
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Does JPG compression keep a transparent background?
No. JPG cannot store transparency. If you need a transparent background, compress a PNG instead, or keep the PNG original.
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How many JPG files can I compress, and is it free?
Compression is free and does not require an account. You can select up to 20 JPGs, 10 MB each and 100 MB in total, within 20 megapixels and 10,000 pixels per side.
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Should I resize a JPG before compressing it?
Resize first if you need fewer pixels. Compression then works on the size you will actually use, which often produces a smaller file.
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