SWRFlow
All image tools
Private browser tool

Compress images in your browser

Reduce JPEG, PNG, and WebP file size without uploading the original image. Process and preview without an account. Sign in only when you are ready to download.

InputNo image selected
Original file stays on this device

Drop one image here

JPEG, PNG, or WebP · up to 25 MB and 40 MP

Free to process · Sign in to download
InputYour source remains local

We decode the image in the browser and do not send the original to our servers.

ProcessingVisible, device-aware steps

Unsupported files and browser capabilities are explained before you lose time.

OutputPreview first, sign in to download

The account gate happens after value is visible. Your pending result survives the sign-in return.

From source to output

A clear result in three steps.

No account wall before processing. You see the actual output before deciding to sign in and download.

01

Choose the source

Add one JPEG, PNG, or WebP image up to 25 MB. The original stays in this browser.

02

Set format and quality

Choose a web-ready format and adjust quality while keeping the original dimensions.

03

Preview, then download

Check the actual file size first. Sign in only when you want to download the result.

File specification

Know the limits before you start.

These limits describe the current browser tool, not a promise that every file or device will behave the same way.

Accepted input
JPEG, PNG, WebP
Maximum input
25 MB · 40 MP · 10,000 px per side
Output
JPEG, PNG, or WebP at the original pixel dimensions
Device support
Works in modern desktop and mobile browsers with Canvas image encoding
Questions before processing

What to expect from Image Compressor.

Does image compression upload my original file?

No. Compression happens in your browser. Only the processed result is uploaded if you explicitly save it or open it in a private Studio project.

Will compression change the image dimensions?

No. This tool keeps the original width and height. Use Image Resizer when you need exact pixel dimensions.

Why can a compressed image become larger?

PNG output or a high quality setting can produce a larger file than the source. The result panel shows the real output size before download.

Do I need an account?

You can select, process, and preview without an account. Signing in is required only to download or save the processed result.