Compress Image to 4MB

Upload your photo, check that the target says 4 MB and click the compress button. Your smaller image is ready to download in a few seconds.

Yes, whenever possible. The tool never goes over 4 MB — it finds the best look that fits. If a picture can't get that small, you'll see a clear message and get the smallest version we could make.

At 4 MB photos keep high detail — good for printing and large screens.

First set the exact pixels with Image Resizer, then compress the result here. Leave Max Width empty so the size stays the same.

Usually, yes. Most phone photos keep their full width at 4 MB — the tool only lowers the quality a little, which you won't notice. Very large camera photos may be made slightly smaller in pixels.

4 MB gives about 33% more room than 3 MB, so photos keep more fine detail. Always pick the biggest size your form or website allows — it gives the best quality.

Yes. PNG stays PNG and keeps its sharp edges. For photos saved as PNG, converting to JPG first gives a much smaller file.

Yes. JPG stays JPG, PNG stays PNG and WEBP stays WEBP, so the website you upload to accepts the same format you started with.

Yes. Select several images together. Each one is compressed to your target size, and you can download them all in one ZIP file.

Yes. Type a number in Max Width to make the picture narrower. For exact width and height, use our Image Resizer first.