How to do it
- Upload one or more JPG images to the compressor.
- Lower export quality while checking the estimated output size.
- If the file remains above 500KB, reduce image dimensions first.
- Preview text and faces, then download the result or ZIP archive.
Choose the right approach
| Scenario | Recommended approach | Check before export |
|---|---|---|
| Large phone photo | Reduce width first, then compress quality | Avoid making faces or text blurry |
| Application form image | Export JPG below 500KB | JPG has broader compatibility than WebP |
| Text screenshot | Use moderate compression | Check whether small characters remain readable |
| Multiple images | Batch upload and export ZIP | Set each image independently when needed |
Frequently asked questions
Why is my JPG still over 500KB?
The image may have high pixel dimensions. Reduce width and height first, then lower export quality.
Will 500KB compression reduce quality?
Some compression is lossy, but resizing first lets you keep quality higher while reaching the same file size.
Should I use WebP instead?
WebP can be smaller, but JPG is safer when the receiving system does not clearly support WebP.
Next step
Open the matching browser tool, upload your image, and finish the task locally. No account or software installation is required.