How to Compress images in 3 steps
Compress images online for website pages, email attachments and uploads that need smaller files. HiCompress brings photo and graphics compression into your browser, with quality choices for balancing image detail and file size. You can work on one picture or a whole collection, then download the finished images individually or together. Single-image and batch compression are free, with no desktop software to install.
1Select Images
Click “Select Images” or drag your photos and graphics into the upload area. You can add several images at once.
2Start compression
Under Image Quality, choose High to keep more detail, Medium to balance quality and file size, or Low for stronger compression. For finer control, select Customize and adjust the quality slider. Then click “Start Compression”.
3Download your images
Save each compressed picture, or download the completed batch as a ZIP.
Image Compression Before and After
See how the same harbor scene looks before and after JPG compression. Drag the slider across the roof tiles, stone walls, and water to compare the details.
Original (431.2 KB)
Compressed (101.3 KB)76.5% smaller with the Medium preset
HiCompress reduced this JPG from 431.2 KB to 101.3 KB while keeping it at 1024 × 576 pixels. The space you save depends on the source image and the quality setting.
Image compression for photos, graphics and animations
A smaller image is easier to send, upload and include on a web page. HiCompress brings format-specific compression and custom file-size targets together, so a photograph, transparent logo or GIF can follow the route that suits it.

Different images, different compression needs
A JPEG photo, a PNG screenshot and an SVG icon do not store their detail in the same way. Dedicated format tools make room for those differences, from photo quality to transparent graphics and vector artwork.

A whole set of pictures, ready to share
A product listing or photo collection rarely stops at one image. Batch compression handles several pictures together, with individual downloads or a ZIP to bring the finished files into the next part of your project.

Smaller uploads with a specific KB limit
Some upload fields give a maximum file size instead of a quality preference. The custom KB compressor accepts JPG, JPEG, PNG and WebP, with preset pages for common limits and a custom target for other allowances.

Quality choices for different priorities
Lossy compression can trade some image information for a smaller file. Lossless options preserve decoded pixels where supported. Those choices serve different needs: a compact attachment and artwork that needs its original pixels.
Compress images to a specific KB size
By reducing and compressing your images to smaller file sizes in kilobytes (KB), you can enhance your website’s loading speed, ensure your images fit within email attachment limits, or simply save storage space on your devices.

Compress image to 20kb
Perfect for profile avatars and quick-loading thumbnails

Compress image to 50kb
Great for small illustrations and user profile images with good quality

Compress image to 100kb
Ideal for social media, balancing quality and fast uploads

Compress image to 200kb
Good for online galleries or product displays needing higher resolution

Compress image to 300kb
Excellent for site backgrounds and detailed visual content

Compress image to 500kb
Best for high-definition product showcases and spotlight ads
Image compression: common questions
Which image formats can I compress?
Can I choose a maximum image file size?
Will every image become smaller without losing quality?
How can I reduce the size of a video?
Can I batch compress images for free?
HiCompress Image compression Features
Photo and graphic workflows
Format-specific tools address photographs, screenshots, vector artwork and animations.
A target when one is required
KB tools suit upload fields with an explicit per-image file-size allowance.
Useful for image collections
Batch downloads keep product views, photos or graphics together.
Quality with a purpose
Image detail and file size have different priorities in different projects.
Free from start to download
Compression and access to the resulting files do not require payment.
Images stay on your device
Compression takes place in the browser without uploading images for processing.



