Compress a photo

Reduce the file size of a photo. Check that the result is clear enough for the way you plan to use it.

Photo

Convert photos

If the copy would be larger, it keeps the original size.

Choose your photos, or paste an image.

HEIC, HEIF, JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, TIFF and BMP. GIF and TIFF use the first frame or page.

Up to 30 photos, 30 MB each and 120 MB in total. Up to 50 million pixels per photo.

Photo options

Convert all to

Combine photos into one PDF

Resize and compress

ResizeQuality: 60

Lower quality makes JPG, WebP and PDF smaller. PNG saves without quality loss. A smaller file is not guaranteed.

Remove location data

Camera details are removed. Turn this off to keep location in JPG files when the original has it. Other file formats remove location.

PNG and WebP keep transparency. JPG and PDF use a white background.

Check the preview and sizes, then save a copy.

How much smaller will my photo be?

The result depends on the image. No fixed reduction or target size is promised.

Will it meet an upload limit?

Check the resulting file size against the limit. PageJoy Photo does not promise that another service will accept it.

Can I choose the compression level?

Open Resize and compress and set the quality from 10 to 100 for JPG, WebP or PDF. PNG is lossless. Check the resulting file size before saving.

Is compression the same as resizing?

Compression is for reducing file size. Resizing changes image size. PageJoy Photo offers both jobs.

Does compression remove location data?

Remove location data is on by default. Keep it on to remove location data from your file.