Bulk Image Compression
Compress multiple images at once to shrink file size while keeping quality — fast, free and right in your browser.
Compress your images
Add images, pick a quality or a target size, compare the result and download.
Drag across the image to compare. Zoom in with your browser to check fine detail.
How it works
Select your images
Choose one or many JPG, PNG or GIF files from your device.
Compress the batch
Hit Compress Images and watch the progress bar optimise every file.
Download the ZIP
Grab all of your smaller, optimised images in a single ZIP archive.
About the Bulk Image Compression tool
The Bulk Image Compression online tool is a convenient web-based solution that lets you compress multiple images simultaneously. It provides an efficient way to reduce the file size of your images without sacrificing visual quality. Upload a batch of pictures in popular formats such as JPG, PNG or GIF, and the tool applies smart compression to optimise each file. Everything runs directly in your browser, so your images stay private and the results are ready in seconds.
Once compression is complete, you can download every optimised image together in a single ZIP file. This tool is especially useful for anyone working with a large number of images — website owners, bloggers, photographers and graphic designers. By compressing in bulk, you make your images lighter and faster to load, which speeds up web pages, saves storage space and makes files far easier to share, store or publish online.
What you get
Batch compression
Compress many images at once instead of one slow file at a time.
One-click ZIP download
Every optimised image is bundled into a single downloadable ZIP.
Private & in-browser
Images are processed locally and never uploaded to any server.
Smaller, faster files
Cut file size to speed up pages, save storage and share easily.
Frequently asked questions
Is the bulk image compressor free?
Which image formats are supported?
Are my images uploaded to a server?
Can I compress images to a specific size, like under 200 KB?
What does the Smart format do?
How do I download the compressed images?
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