Invisible to the eye
We aim for a clear size drop without mushy detail or colour shifts on typical photos.
Online compressor · lossless-friendly compression free
Smaller files — same photo on screen
Speed up pages by shrinking images without throwing away visible quality. Free, no registration, work with common formats.
How to lighten photos
- 01
Upload
Drag files or pick them on your device — up to 12 images at once, up to 32 MB each.
- 02
Compress
Pick “Higher quality”, “Balanced”, or “Smaller file” and press “Start compression”.
- 03
Download
In a few seconds you get lighter photos without visible quality loss.
Why use the Exif Expert compressor
Batch speed
Multiple files at once — less manual work when preparing a set for a site or report.
Flexible modes
Three compression modes: higher quality, 50/50 balance, or smaller file.
Transparent results
The UI shows “before → after” size in kilobytes and percent so you can see the win.
Frequently asked questions
How do I compress a photo online without losing quality?
How do I compress a photo online without losing quality?
Upload your images to the "Compress photos" page, pick a mode, Higher quality, Balanced, or Smaller file, and start compression. The tool reduces the file size while keeping the picture visually the same.
Is the image compressor free and how many photos can I do at once?
Is the image compressor free and how many photos can I do at once?
Compression is free with no registration. You can process up to 12 images at a time, each up to 32 MB.
Which formats can I compress?
Which formats can I compress?
The compressor supports JPEG, PNG, and WebP. JPEG and WebP are compressed more aggressively in "Smaller file" mode, while PNG stays lossless on pixels.
Will compressing reduce the visible quality of my photo?
Will compressing reduce the visible quality of my photo?
The goal is a clear size reduction without visible quality loss, so typical photos keep their detail and colours. The interface shows the before and after size in kilobytes and percent so you can confirm the result.
Can I compress images to make a website or email load faster?
Can I compress images to make a website or email load faster?
Yes. Smaller files speed up page loads and make photos easier to attach to emails or upload to platforms. A single image downloads on its own, while multiple files come back as a ZIP.