Prepare a product upload

Reduce a product-sheet file for a store upload limit. Verify that specifications, labels and material detail remain readable at the chosen dimensions.
Make one JPG, PNG, or WebP image easier to send, submit, or reuse. The file stays in your browser while you choose a target size, longest edge, and output format.
Files stay in your browser. SugarCube does not receive or store them.
JPG, PNG, or WebP · up to 25 MB · 40 megapixels · 12,000 px longest edge
Drop one image here
or choose a JPG, PNG, or WebP from this device
Choose a file to see its dimensions and prepare your output.
Check the visible detail and actual file size. Your original stays unchanged.
This is an upper-bound attempt, not a size guarantee. Detailed PNGs may stay larger.
Choose images within the displayed limits; files stay on this device.
Set target size, optional longest edge and format, then compress.
Compare actual size and detail before downloading. Target size is not guaranteed.


This demo starts with a PNG exported from an existing AI illustration. The local compressor produced the downloadable WebP shown here; the size reduction applies to this file only.

Reduce a product-sheet file for a store upload limit. Verify that specifications, labels and material detail remain readable at the chosen dimensions.

Compress a detailed neighborhood illustration for an article. Compare fine lines and evening color transitions so a smaller file still suits the page.

Reduce an artwork or creative-process image for a portfolio upload. Check small tools, materials and facial details against the original before publishing.

Make a poster attachment smaller for messaging. Inspect dates and small type after compression, especially when several designs are presented on one board.
Yes. This page is free to use, does not require an account, and uses zero SugarCube credits.
No. The selected file and result stay in your browser. The page does not submit the image to SugarCube or create a server-side history.
You can choose a 100 KB target. It is an upper-bound attempt, not a guarantee: image detail, transparency, and the selected format can keep the final file above that size.
This tool accepts one JPG, PNG, or WebP image. It does not accept SVG, remote URLs, folders, or batches.
Not always. Lossy formats can change pixels, and reducing the longest edge changes dimensions. Review the local preview before downloading.
Keep source format preserves the input MIME type while compressing. JPEG is commonly smaller for photographs, WebP can be efficient in modern browsers, and PNG is useful when transparency matters. A smaller longest edge changes image dimensions as well as file size.
Your file stays on this device. Return to the tool to choose it and review the result.
Choose a file