Private browser tool

Compress Image for Email

Make photos and screenshots smaller before attaching them to email, with local browser compression.

No upload.No signup.Local processing
Step 1

Upload image

Drop your image here

JPG, PNG or WebP. Processed locally in your browser.

Step 2

Choose settings

Advanced settings
Step 3

Download result

Download result

Your image is processed locally in your browser and never uploaded to a server.

Original image

Your preview will appear hereUpload an image to see dimensions and file size.

Compressed result

Compress an image to preview the result.Run compression to see output size and download the new file.

Smaller email attachments without uploading

Email attachment limits can make full-resolution photos and screenshots awkward to send. A smaller JPG or WebP file is usually easier for recipients to open and download.

Start with the 1 MB target, then lower the target if your mailbox or form needs a stricter limit. The image is processed locally and downloaded from your browser.

Common uses

  • Email attachments
  • Client previews
  • Support screenshots
  • School or office documents

Compress Image for Email FAQ

What size should I use for email?

A 1 MB target is a practical starting point. Use 500 KB or less when you need a lighter attachment.

Which output format works well for email?

JPG is widely compatible for photos. WebP can be smaller, but check that the recipient can open it.

Is my attachment uploaded?

No. Compression happens in your browser before you attach the downloaded file to email.