Uploading to your website
Most website builders and forms reject files over a few MB, or load painfully slowly with them. Resize to ~1920px wide and it'll usually drop under 500 KB with no visible quality loss.
Free tool by Uvest Web Logic
← All Free ToolsResize and compress a photo before you upload it.
Phone photos are often 3–10 MB — too big for most websites and forms. Shrink one down to the size you need, right in your browser.
When to use this
Big photo, small upload limit.
Fill in the form once below — you'll get all three at the same time.
Emailing photos
Most inboxes cap attachments around 25 MB total. Resizing each photo first means you can actually fit them all in one email.
Faster-loading pages
Smaller images mean visitors — especially on mobile data in the car or on site — see your product photos and pages load faster.
Drop a photo here, or click to choose one
JPG, PNG, or WebP. Nothing is uploaded — this all happens on your device.
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80%
Lower quality means a smaller file. 70–85% is usually a good balance for photos.