Image Quality Reducer
Compress a photo to a maximum size in KB. Check actual file size and dimensions before downloading JPG or WebP.
Less detail, more ways to make it yours. Pick a tool, bring a picture, and keep every edit in your browser.
Mix JPEG damage, blur, noise, and tiny pixels in the original low quality image maker.
Compress a photo to a maximum size in KB. Check actual file size and dimensions before downloading JPG or WebP.
Add stable monochrome noise, color noise, film grain, or heavy static. Adjust coverage and strength independently.
Add classic or white-bar captions and damage the picture with real JPEG passes.
Boost color, contrast, and sharp edges for a deep-fried look.
Use soft focus, motion, radial blur, or a blurry meme look.
Create real JPEG artifacts with low-quality saves and chroma bleed.
Turn the whole image or selected areas into blocks.
Cover private details with blocks, blur, or solid bars.
Warp photos with wave, swirl, bulge, and pinch. Adjust strength and center, compare, and save the result.
Invert RGB, grayscale, one channel, selected areas, or a film scan.
Reduce tones, extract a small palette, threshold, or make pop art.
Print your picture in dots, lines, shapes, or simulated CMYK screens.
Try six camera simulations with flash, noise, orange dates, and frames.
Mix a limited palette with tiny patterns and error diffusion.
Convert a picture into a small retro palette with blocky pixels.
Give a still photo VHS-style color bleed, scanlines and tape noise. Adjust the effect, compare with the original, then save your image.
Turn a color photo into warm sepia tones. Choose a subtle tint or a full brown-toned print, with an original preview beside your result.
Combine up to 12 images in a horizontal row, vertical strip or grid. Change the order, spacing and background without cropping your photos.
Detect and blur faces locally, with manual selection for missed faces.
Cut a photo into a grid. Download individual tiles or one ZIP archive.
Mirror a photo horizontally, flip vertically, or combine both directions.