⚙️ Axvyn
Free Online File and Media Tools
Files are processed in your browser whenever possible.
🖼️ Image Compressor
Description: Reduce image file size while maintaining visual quality. Perfect for web use, email, or cloud storage. Compress any image format instantly without installing software.
How to Use:
- Click "Select Image" and choose the image to compress
- Adjust the quality slider (0.1 = low quality, small size | 1.0 = high quality, larger size)
- Click "Compress & Download"
- Your compressed image will be downloaded as JPG
- Maximum file size: 20 MB
What the tool does
This tool reduces the file size of images while trying to keep the visual quality as high as possible. It is useful when you want to upload photos faster, save storage space, or make images easier to share.
How to use it
- Select an image from your device.
- Adjust the quality slider to choose a balance between smaller file size and sharper image quality.
- Click "Compress & Download".
- Save the generated JPG file to your computer.
Supported file formats
Any image format supported by your browser, including JPG, PNG, WEBP, GIF, BMP, and AVIF. The output is downloaded as a JPG file.
Maximum file size
20 MB per image.
Privacy and security
Image compression happens locally in your browser. Your file is not uploaded to a server and is not stored permanently on this website, which helps protect privacy and keeps sensitive content on your device.
When/why someone would use it
Use this tool when preparing photos for a website, email attachment, cloud upload, social media post, or mobile sharing. It is especially helpful when a large image is slowing down uploads or taking up too much space.
Short FAQ
A: It can if you choose a very low quality setting. The slider lets you find a balance between file size and quality.
A: JPG is widely supported and usually gives the best balance of size and quality for photos and web use.
A: No. The conversion is done in your browser, so the file stays on your device.
A: You can resize or crop it before uploading, or use a different tool to reduce the file first.