Local compression — your images never leave your device

Compress images locally in your browser

Reduce image file size for sharing, websites and email. Free, private, no upload, no tracking and no account.

Local image compressor

Input formatsJPG · PNG · WEBP
CompressionBrowser canvas
UploadNever
AccountNot required

Free browser-based compressor

Compress an image now

Reduce JPG, PNG and WEBP file size without uploading your images.

1. Choose image and settings

JPG, PNG or WEBP. Processed locally.

Compression presets

Compression settings

2. Preview and download

Download a new compressed copy.

Upload an image to preview compression.

The download button will appear here after compression.

No upload

Your images stay on your device

No analytics

No telemetry, cookies or tracking

Local processing

Compression happens in your browser

How image compression works

Four steps, no server-side image processing.

Select an image

Drag and drop or browse for a JPG, PNG or WEBP file.

Choose quality or max width

Adjust JPG/WEBP quality or set an optional max width for resizing.

Browser compresses locally

ExifSafe renders the image through canvas using standard browser APIs.

Download compressed copy

Save a new compressed image. The original file is not changed.

Smaller image files

How to get smaller image files

The best result usually comes from combining modern format conversion, quality adjustment and sensible resizing.

Convert JPG or PNG to WEBP

WEBP usually gives better size reduction for photos and web sharing.

Lower JPG or WEBP quality

A quality setting around 60-75% often keeps photos looking good while reducing size.

Resize large photos

Large camera images can be much bigger than needed for websites, email or messaging.

Use 1600px or 1920px width

These widths are practical defaults for many web sharing and publishing workflows.

Be careful with PNG

PNG may not shrink much unless converted to WEBP or resized because PNG is lossless.

Use Auto optimize

ExifSafe can try several local WebP outputs and pick the smallest successful file.

Privacy first

Compression stays local

ExifSafe does not upload your images. Compression happens locally in your browser using standard Web APIs. We do not store images, collect event data, use analytics, set cookies or require an account.

Limitations

What to expect

  • JPG and WEBP compression can reduce file size significantly.
  • PNG is lossless and may not always become smaller.
  • Very large images depend on browser memory.
  • This is a lightweight browser-based compressor, not a professional image optimization pipeline.

Learn more about local compression

Want to understand how browser-based compression works?

Learn when to use WEBP, quality settings and resizing to make smaller sharing copies without uploading private files.

How to compress images without uploading them

FAQ

Straight answers about local image compression.

Does ExifSafe upload images for compression?+

No. Images are compressed locally in your browser.

Which formats are supported?+

JPG, PNG and WEBP.

Will image quality change?+

JPG and WEBP compression can reduce quality depending on the quality setting. PNG export keeps visible image quality but may not always reduce size.

Why did my PNG get larger?+

Browser PNG export may encode the image differently from the original file. PNG is lossless, so size reductions are not always guaranteed.

Is the original image changed?+

No. ExifSafe creates a new compressed copy for download.