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Compress JPG — Reduce File Size in Your Browser

Runs in your browser — your photos are never uploaded to our servers.

  • Files never leave your device
  • No signup · Free in-browser conversion

Why Compress JPG Locally?

Camera and scanner JPGs are often larger than portals allow. Re-encoding at lower quality—or with a max-width preset—cuts bytes without sending photos to a cloud compressor.

Most online "compress JPG" sites upload your files. HeicSave re-encodes in your tab with JavaScript and Canvas—your bytes never hit our servers.

Use batch mode for folders of receipts, ID scans, or vacation photos before attaching to email or submitting forms.

How to convert (JPG → JPG) in 3 steps

  1. Drop JPG/JPEG files. Set quality (default 75%) and optional max width.
  2. Click Compress. Re-encoding runs locally—nothing is uploaded.
  3. Download smaller JPGs individually or as a ZIP.

Privacy: Files never leave your browser

Compression re-encodes JPG in your browser. We do not receive your image data.

Compress JPG for email and portal upload limits

Government forms, university portals, and HR systems often cap file size at 2–5 MB. Compress locally first instead of trusting random upload sites with personal documents.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I compress JPG without uploading?

Open this page, add JPG files, adjust quality, and click Compress. Processing stays in your browser tab.

What quality should I use?

Default is 75%—a good balance for forms and email. Raise for sharper output; lower for smaller files.

Does compressing remove EXIF?

Re-encoding through canvas typically strips GPS and camera metadata—useful for privacy before sharing.

Can I resize while compressing?

Yes. Pick a max-width preset (2048, 1920, or 1280 px) before compressing.

Batch compress JPG?

Yes. Convert many files and download a ZIP of smaller JPGs.

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