Phone photo to WebP
Input
photo.jpg (4.2 MB)
Output
photo-compressed.webp (480 KB, 89% smaller)
Image Compressor & WebP Converter
Compress images and convert them to WebP. Re-encoding also saves output files without GPS and other EXIF data.
Image tools
What it helps with
- Shrink photos before attaching them to email or forms
- Convert images to WebP for a faster website
- Strip GPS location from photos before sharing
How to use
- Drop image files or choose them from your device.
- Pick the output format, quality, and an optional long-side limit.
- Compare the sizes and download each file or all of them.
Examples
Screenshot for a document
Input
screenshot.png (1.8 MB), long side 1600px
Output
screenshot-compressed.webp (210 KB)
Good to know
- Compression is lossy for WebP and JPEG output; keep the originals.
- PNG output is lossless, so it can be larger than the source.
- Bulk download saves files one by one; ZIP export is not supported yet.
- Animated images are compressed as a single still frame.
- Use Responsive Image Exporter when you need multiple output sizes or srcset snippets.
FAQ
- Are my images uploaded to a server?
- No. Compression runs on this page with your browser's canvas API. The images never leave your device.
- Is EXIF data such as GPS location removed?
- Yes. Re-encoding through the canvas produces an output file without EXIF metadata such as GPS location.
- Why is my PNG output larger than the original?
- PNG is lossless, so re-encoding cannot always shrink an already-optimized file. Choose WebP or JPEG for strong compression.
- When should I use Responsive Image Exporter instead?
- Use it when you need multiple output sizes, OGP/card sizes, or srcset and picture/img snippets for a web handoff.
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