Private image compression

Free Online Image Compressor

Reduce image file size for websites, email, stores, newsletters and forms. LessMB compresses supported image files on your device, so private photos and design assets do not need to leave your browser.

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Drag your image here or click to compress

Compress JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, AVIF, and JXL images in your browser.

How it works

Free Online Image Compressor for private browser workflows

Compress JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, AVIF and JXL

Use one browser tool for common image formats. Choose automatic output or select JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, JXL or GIF depending on compatibility and size goals.

Control quality and dimensions

Adjust image quality and resize by pixels or percentage before downloading the optimized result. This helps prepare assets for product pages, blog posts and upload limits.

Local processing for private files

Your source image is opened by the current browser session and processed locally. LessMB does not require account login, cloud queues or remote storage.

Common use cases

Shrink large images before publishing pages, landing pages and product media.

Website owners

Prepare thumbnails, social graphics and portfolio images without installing desktop software.

Creators

Reduce screenshots and design previews before sending them through email or shared workspaces.

Teams
FAQ

Free Online Image Compressor FAQ

Answers for the most common questions about this compressor, supported workflows, and local browser processing.

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Is LessMB a free online image compressor?

Yes. LessMB compresses supported image files for free in a modern browser without requiring an account or desktop installation.

Are my images uploaded to a server?

No. Image compression runs locally in your browser session, which helps keep source files on your device.

Which image format should I choose?

WebP and AVIF are strong choices for modern websites, JPG is useful for broad photo compatibility, and PNG is best when transparency matters.