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Every step runs inside your browser. Your images are never uploaded to a server.
For sending photos by email
Compress Photos for Email
Shrink a batch of photos to a size that's easy to email: 1600 px at most, compressed JPG, no hidden location data. Nothing is uploaded.
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Processed locally — your files never leave your device.
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JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, SVG, BMP, TIFF, HEIC, ICO, JPEG XL, QOI, Photoshop, RAW photo · processed locallyYour images will be processed on this device.Quick answer
Phone photos are often several megabytes each, and providers such as Gmail and Outlook limit attachments to around 20–25 MB per message. This workflow fits each photo within 1600 × 1600 px and saves an 80% quality JPG — large enough to view full-screen, small enough to attach many at once.
What this workflow does
- Resize to at most 1600×1600, never enlarged
- Convert to JPEG
- Quality 80%
- Remove metadata
Why these settings
- 1600 px fills most laptop screens, so recipients still see a sharp photo.
- Compressed JPGs are typically a small fraction of the original phone photo's size.
- Metadata is removed, so the photos don't reveal where they were taken.
- Smaller photos are never enlarged.
Make it yours
Change any setting and run your own version, save it in this browser, or share the settings with a link. Links and exports carry settings only — never images.
One click for the whole batch
Drop in as many images as you need; they all get the same steps, then download as a ZIP.