Make photos and screenshots lighter for a website, an email or an upload limit. JPG, PNG, WebP and AVIF stay in their format: only the file gets smaller.
or drop them here
JPG, PNG, WEBP, AVIF
Compression level
Free: 10 files a day, up to 500 MB each, no account needed. Files are deleted after 24 hours.
Drop JPG, PNG, WebP or AVIF files, as many as you like within the daily allowance.
Recommended suits most photos. Strong also reduces the dimensions of very large images.
Each image shows its size before and after. Files are deleted after 24 hours.
JPG (JPEG), PNG, WebP and AVIF. For HEIC photos from an iPhone, convert them to JPG first: the JPG is already much smaller.
At the Light level the change is barely visible, and PNG files stay lossless. Recommended and Strong save more space with a small loss of detail. Strong also reduces images larger than 2560 pixels on their longest side.
Yes. Metadata such as the GPS position and the camera model is not kept in the compressed image.
Yes, up to 10 files a day and 500 MB per file, without an account.
Because it was already well compressed, and a new pass would have made it bigger. We give you back the original in that case.
A JPG stays a JPG, a PNG stays a PNG. JPG files are re-encoded with mozjpeg, WebP and AVIF at a tuned quality. PNG files are losslessly re-encoded at the Light level, and reduced to an optimized palette at the other levels, which suits screenshots and graphics very well.
Phone photos store their orientation in metadata. ConvertFly applies it before compressing, so the image is never turned on its side. Other metadata, including the GPS location, is removed, which also protects your privacy.
An image that was already well compressed can come out larger after a new pass. In that case you get your original back, and the page tells you.
Converting can save even more than compressing: a PNG photo is usually far lighter as a JPG or a WebP. See the image converters below.