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JPEG, PNG, WebP, BMP — processed locally in your browser (large files supported)
Compression runs in a Web Worker using browser-image-compression (canvas + modern codecs). Output is tuned to reach roughly 50% or more smaller files when the source has room to optimize, while keeping quality visually intact.
Meesho expects product images that look sharp at least 600×600px and stay comfortably under 2MB so uploads don’t fail on mobile networks. Amazon India usually wants the longest side at 1000px or more (2000px is better for zoom) with a clean white background on the main image. Fast Image Compressor handles both workflows in your browser: pick JPEG for marketplaces or WebP for websites, set a max longer-side size, and download instantly. Nothing is uploaded to our servers — useful when your catalog includes unreleased stock. Compared with Photoshop or phone gallery compress, you skip installs, subscriptions, and re-exporting through three apps when you need fifty listing photos before a sale.
Fast Image Compressor is a free browser tool that reduces JPG, PNG, and WebP file size while you keep control of output format and maximum pixel size. Sellers and creators use it when marketplace uploaders reject oversized photos, when email attachments must stay under a few megabytes, or when a Shopify theme needs lighter assets for mobile page speed. Processing runs locally instead of re-photographing products. There is no account, watermark, or server copy of your image — open the page, adjust settings, compress, and download.
You choose an output format (JPEG, WebP, or PNG), optionally cap the longer side in pixels, and compress. The heavy work runs in your browser via a Web Worker so the tab stays responsive. JPEG is the usual pick for Meesho and Amazon India. WebP is better for websites when browsers support it. Always keep a master original; compressed files are for upload and sharing, not archival masters.
Yes. There is no signup, trial period, or paid unlock for basic compression. The tool is supported by site advertising and optional recommended-product links elsewhere on the site, not by charging you per image. Download as many listing photos as you need while preparing a catalog.
That depends on settings. Start with JPEG and a generous max dimension (for example 2048px) for listings. Lower quality only if the file is still too large for the platform. Preview the result and compare against your original before bulk-processing a catalog. If text on packaging becomes soft, raise quality or reduce how aggressively you downscale.