Compress and resize images
Drop in one image or fifty. Set a maximum width and a quality, pick a format, and download the smaller files. Your images never leave your computer.
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Deskshed, our desktop app for Windows. Compress or convert a whole folder of photos at once, keeping its subfolders. Pay once: $5 for the first 1,000 buyers, then $9.
See DeskshedCompress images at a glance
- Cost
- Free, with no watermark
- Account
- None needed
- Your images
- Processed on your device and never uploaded. How to check
- You get
- Smaller JPG, PNG or WebP files
- Limits
- Your browser's memory; do very large batches in groups
How to use it
Drop in your images
Add as many as you like. The list shows each file's size.
Set a maximum width and quality
1920 px wide at 80% quality is fine for websites and sharing. Images smaller than the maximum aren't enlarged.
Compress, then download
Each file shows how much smaller it got. Download one at a time or all together.
Compress images: common questions
Which format should I choose?
WebP gives the smallest files and every current browser shows it. JPG is the safe choice for photos you'll send to other people. PNG keeps every pixel exactly (and transparency), so it only gets smaller when you resize.
Does it remove the hidden data in my photos?
Yes. The image is redrawn from its pixels, so camera details, location and other metadata aren't carried into the new file.
Is there a limit on how many files?
No limit from us. Very large batches of huge photos can run your browser out of memory; do them in groups of a hundred or so.