Reduce file weight
Create a smaller version of an oversized image when the original is heavier than the final use case needs.
Image utility
Compress your images with ConversionTab. Reduce file size and optimize images for the web without losing quality.
or drop here · up to 500 MB
Max 15 MB · JPEG, PNG, WebP, BMP (in-browser)
Preview (optional)
Your image appears here after you choose a file.
This tool only reduces file size (encoding). It does not change width or height in pixels. To change dimensions, use the image resizer or an image converter.
How heavily the encoder compresses (similar to “JPEG quality”). Lower values make a smaller download but can show blockiness or soft detail. PNG with graphics may change less than photos. Extremely large images can still hit your browser’s canvas limits when decoding.
Upload an image and reduce file size for websites, CMS uploads, and content handoffs—tune quality while keeping dimensions for supported formats.
Compression trades some quality for smaller downloads. Use the quality control when CMS budgets or page-weight targets matter more than keeping an oversized source file.
Resize first with the Image Resizer, crop with the Image Cropper, combine shots in the Image Merger, or caption graphics in the Meme Creator.
Create a smaller version of an oversized image when the original is heavier than the final use case needs.
Balance smaller file size against detail retention with the quality control before downloading.
Compress before uploading to a CMS or placing assets on landing pages, product pages, and blogs.
Continue with the Image Resizer, Image Cropper, Image Merger, or Meme Creator.