Compress Image Online
Upload a JPG image and reduce its file size in seconds — choose your compression level and download the result.
FloxerFile compresses your JPG images directly in your browser, reducing file size while keeping the image usable. Choose from three compression levels depending on your needs: low for maximum quality preservation, standard for the best balance, or high for the smallest possible file. Perfect for speeding up page loads, fitting upload limits, or saving storage space.
How it works
- 1
Upload your JPG
Drag and drop your JPG or JPEG image, or click to browse. Files up to 20 MB are supported.
- 2
Choose a compression level
Select Low, Standard, or High depending on how aggressively you want to reduce the file size.
- 3
Compress
Click Compress Image. The compression runs on our servers and completes in a few seconds.
- 4
Download your compressed image
Download the compressed JPG to your device.
Features
Three compression levels
Low, Standard, and High give you control over the quality/size trade-off.
Real quality re-encode, not just metadata stripping
Low, Standard, and High map to JPEG quality settings of 85, 65, and 40 respectively — a genuine trade-off, not a trick that only strips EXIF data.
Compress as many as you need
Compress as many JPGs as you like without creating an account. Each file is processed in memory and removed automatically once you've downloaded the result.
Supported formats
JPG
Standard JPEG images with a .jpg extension.
JPEG
Standard JPEG images with a .jpeg extension.
Output format: .jpg
Frequently asked questions
- How much will my image be compressed?
- It depends on the content of your image. Detailed, high-resolution photos see the largest reductions. Already-compressed or simple images may see smaller gains. You will always see the resulting file before downloading.
- Which compression level should I choose?
- Standard is the best choice for most use cases — a good balance between quality and file size. Use Low if visual quality matters most. Use High if file size is the top priority and some quality loss is acceptable.
- Will compressing reduce image quality?
- Yes, to some degree — JPG compression is lossy by nature. Higher compression levels trade more visual detail for a smaller file. Low compression keeps quality closest to the original.
- Can I compress other image formats?
- This tool only accepts JPG and JPEG files. Support for other source formats may be added in the future.
- What quality setting does each compression level actually use?
- Low uses JPEG quality 85, Standard uses 65, and High uses 40. Lower quality numbers mean smaller files and more visible compression artifacts.
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