How to Compress an Image

Upload one or more images (JPG, PNG, or WebP, max 20MB each).

Click compress. ConvertFloor reduces file size on our servers.

Quality is kept high while size drops (often 50–80% smaller).

Download the compressed image(s). We do not store your files on our servers after processing.

About Image Compressor

Select one or more images (JPG, PNG, or WebP, max 20MB each) and click compress. We reduce file size on our servers while keeping visual quality high—most images can be reduced by 50–80% without noticeable loss. The compressed file is ready to download; we do not store your files on our servers after processing, and they are deleted immediately after processing. Smaller images load faster on websites, save bandwidth, and are easier to email or upload.

If the output is not what you expected, try a cleaner source file, then run the conversion again.

Real-world use case

Useful before uploading product photos to marketplaces or sending images over chat/email where size limits reject large files.

Practical tips

Start with moderate quality reduction first.
Compare zoomed text/logos before sharing final image.

Limitations

Compression prioritizes smaller size over perfect visual fidelity on every image.

Edge cases

Already compressed images may show little reduction.
Flat-color graphics can sometimes look better as PNG than JPG.

Manual vs tool

Manual resizing in editors takes longer; this tool is faster for quick web/email optimization.

Free Image Compressor