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Compress a large image toward 2 MB while keeping good quality. Runs entirely in your browser.
Brings a large image down toward 2 MB. Because 2 MB is generous, quality usually stays high, and an image already under 2 MB is kept as-is.
If the file is already under 2 MB, the tool keeps the original instead of re-encoding it, which avoids unnecessary quality loss. You can force recompression with the checkbox.
The image is processed on your device. Nothing is uploaded, and re-encoding strips EXIF and GPS metadata.
This tool helps you get a large photo down to around 2 MB without sending it anywhere. 2 MB is a generous target, so quality usually stays high.
If your image is already under 2 MB, the tool keeps the original untouched so you do not lose quality for no reason. When it does compress, it reports the achieved size and whether it is under 2 MB.
Compresses a large image toward 2 MB and reports the achieved size.
Already under 2 MB? The original is kept, so there is no extra quality loss.
Outputs the same format where possible and converts HEIC, TIFF, SVG, and GIF to JPG, which it discloses.
Compression toward 2 MB runs entirely in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Bring a big camera photo under a 2 MB attachment limit.
Meet a 2 MB maximum on forms and portals.
Reduce size to about 2 MB while staying visually close to the original.
Keep images already under 2 MB untouched to preserve quality.
No. The tool compresses toward 2 MB and reports the size it reaches, keeping the largest result at or under 2 MB where possible.
No, not by default. If your file is already under 2 MB, the original is kept untouched. You can turn on the checkbox to recompress anyway.
No. Compression toward 2 MB runs in your browser, so the file never leaves your device.
It keeps JPG, PNG, or WebP where possible; HEIC, TIFF, SVG, and GIF are saved as JPG when you target 2 MB. JPG fills transparent areas with the background color you choose.
If the image is recompressed to reach 2 MB, re-encoding strips EXIF and GPS metadata. If the original is kept because it is already under 2 MB, its metadata is left as-is.
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