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Compress wedding photos and keep them sharp

Photos from a camera or a phone are often very large. Compress them on your device so they upload to the invitation and send over Zalo faster — choose the quality and the longest edge, and see how much smaller they get.

  • Photos stay on your device
  • WebP or JPEG
  • Many photos at once
  • No sign-in needed

Compress photos

Choose wedding photos or drop them here

JPG, PNG, WebP · up to 30 photos at a time

Your photos stay on your device. Every step of the compression runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded to any server.

Format

WebP is lighter at the same sharpness, good for invitations and social media.

Balanced: much lighter, hard to tell apart by eye.

Longest side, at most

Photos longer than 2048 px on their longest side are scaled down; smaller ones keep their size.

Small tips

Compress just enough for where it goes

  1. Online invitation: 2048 px

    A 2048 px longest side is sharp on phones and computers alike, and the invitation still loads fast for guests far away or on a weak connection.

  2. Big albums: 1600 px

    For an album of a few dozen photos, 1600 px at quality 75–80 makes the whole set much lighter and still looks good on a phone.

  3. Keep the originals for print

    Compressed photos are for posting and sending. For the welcome board, gallery table or a printed album, give the print shop the photographer’s originals.

Questions

Common questions

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Are my photos uploaded to a server?

No. The page reads and compresses the photos in the browser on your device. They are not sent anywhere, and closing the page discards every temporary copy.

Does compressing make photos look worse?

At quality 80–85 the difference is hard to spot on a phone or a computer. Lower settings are lighter still, but you may see blur when zooming into hair, a wedding dress or the sky.

Should I choose WebP or JPEG?

WebP is usually lighter than JPEG at the same sharpness, and current browsers all open it. JPEG opens everywhere, which suits sending to people on old devices or taking photos to print.

Why did a photo not get any lighter?

If a photo was already well compressed, or is smaller than the longest side you chose, compressing again does not help. The page then keeps the original so you lose no quality.

Trọn Một Đời

Photos are light now — put them in the invitation

A Trọn Một Đời online invitation has a photo album, a cover photo and a photo for each chapter of your story. Lighter photos let guests open it quickly, even on a patchy connection back in the countryside.

How can we help?

Find guidance or contact information below.

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