Compress images, PDF documents, and files in your browser with smart quality preservation. Reduce file size, save storage, and download instantly.
Drop, Upload or Paste Files to Compress
Supports Images (JPG, PNG, WebP), PDFs & Documents · Up to 10 files
Your privacy is protected. Compression runs 100% locally inside your browser — your files are never uploaded to any cloud server.
Got a file that's too big to send or upload? Our universal file compressor shrinks it down in seconds. Drop in an image, PDF, or document, and it comes back smaller and ready to share with no quality tossed out the window, and nothing to install.
Most tools only handle one type of file. This one takes them all. Instead of hunting for a separate PDF shrinker, image compressor, and document tool, you can compress everything in the same place:
A big file gets in the way. Email bounces it back for being too large. Upload boxes reject it. It hogs space on your phone and takes forever to send. Compressing a file solves all of that by you get a lighter version that:
Three steps, that's it:
No settings to puzzle over - the tool does the heavy lifting for you.
Making a file smaller shouldn't ruin it. Our compressor cuts the size by clearing out the extra weight files carry, while keeping your images sharp and your documents readable. You get a file that looks right but weighs far less - often a big drop in size you'd struggle to spot with your eyes.
A file compressor comes in useful more often than you'd think:
There's no account to make and nothing to pay. Your file is compressed in your browser and isn't kept on our servers, so it stays yours. Use it as much as you like, on a phone, tablet, or computer, with nothing to download.
Upload your file, click Compress, and download the smaller version. There's no sign-up and no cost, it's free every time.
You can compress images (like JPG, PNG, and WEBP), PDFs, and documents — all in the same tool, without switching apps.
The tool keeps quality as high as it can while cutting the size. For most files the difference is hard to notice, but the file weighs a lot less.
Many email services and websites have size limits. Compressing the file lowers its size so it fits under the cap and goes through.
Yes. The compression happens in your browser, and your file isn't uploaded to or stored on our servers.
Yes. The compressor runs in your phone's browser, so you can shrink a file on Android or iPhone with nothing to install.