Marketplace listings
Photos uploaded to a marketplace listing are often larger than the page needs; shrinking them keeps the listing quick to open.
Upload JPG, PNG and WebP images; set the quality and compress them. If you want, resize them with a long-edge limit. With multiple images, download each output one by one, or take them all as a single ZIP.
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Four short steps from upload to download.
Short answers on quality, format and size.
Yes, it is free. No sign-up is needed; just upload your images and download the outputs.
Resizing keeps the aspect ratio, and you choose the quality. In most photos, the 80-85 range makes no visible difference, while the file size drops clearly.
You can upload up to 20 images in a single request. Each image can be downloaded separately; if you want, you can take them all as a single ZIP file.
No. If re-compressing in the same format would make the file larger or would not bring a meaningful saving (for example, a small PNG that is already optimized), the tool does not change your file; the original is kept as is and the output label says "already optimized". A file can only grow with a deliberate format change (for example, PNG instead of JPG).
Transparency is preserved in PNG and WebP outputs. When you convert to JPG, transparent areas are placed on a white background.
No. Shrinking only touches the temporary copy you uploaded; what you download is a new file, and the original image on your device stays as is.
Three places where oversized images get in the way.
Photos uploaded to a marketplace listing are often larger than the page needs; shrinking them keeps the listing quick to open.
A high-resolution image slows the page down; lowering the file size keeps the site light without changing the frame you chose.
Photos attached to an email are needlessly large; when you reduce the size, the message goes out faster.
Photos you prepare for a website, a marketplace listing or an email attachment are often larger than they need to be. Publishing a high-resolution image as is slows the page down and stretches the loading time. GörselKüçült re-encodes the image at the quality you choose and lowers the file size; if you want, it also shrinks the pixel dimensions with a long-edge limit. Files that would not bring a meaningful saving are left untouched, and the original is preserved.
The guide covers how to choose the quality setting, the difference between JPEG/PNG/WebP and tips for bulk processing.