The Simplest Way Ever to Compress Photos on a PC Laptop (and it takes less than three minutes)

This video shows you how to compress photos on a Windows computer with NO special software. It will take you less than three minutes to compress a folder full of photos.
This is so simple, you'll love it.
You don't have to download anything to use this technique.

[xmalandy]

Dang Mike, I had downloaded, made User, Pass on sites, pressured to buy. Got burned out finding free info to do this. I went with Smaller and thought I would look at it. It was fine. So, you and your video took 147 jpegs, 449MB and reduced to 3.7MB. Yahoo would allow 25MB max. If I went with Medium, I would have to send 2 emails so the Smaller worked fine on what I had to send. The boss and I are grateful for your time and info of how to pull this off. Thanks!

[realtorjohnq]

Absolutely amazing. THANK YOU! I just wish I would have seen your video before purchasing compression software that ended up being a bit difficult to figure out and in the end didn't compress my 4k images much.

[ianfraser]

Simple, elegant and very clearly explained. Outstanding!

[MrSKlim]

Thanks for the helpful video! A lot easier than I expected.

[poluefemus]

thanks! my mom transferred her files to her computer and now she doesn’t have much storage left so gonna compress the images

[spaceKadz]

Thank you so much, I'm backing up my old SD Cards to CDs but they're like 2gb and I compressed them to 600mb and it still looked amazing.

[khaledbayoumy]

only on old windows 7 version, unfortunately not working in win 10

[michaelhuynh]

Sometimes the simplest solutions are the best. Great video! 👍

[robraker]

Using Windows 11, I followed your instructions exactly as described. However, after selecting picture size (small) and "attaching" and giving the process sufficient time to create the small compressed photos, my screen drops the entire compression process and reverts back to seeing my desktop without clicking on anything. Thus, I'm unable to see any compressed photos (like you show in the tutorial). There's no down arrow to select adjacent to photos because there are no photos to move to the desired 'empty' folder for emailing. Any suggestions how to resolve this problem? Thanks - I think your tutorial is WELL DONE. -Rob

[hishammelliti]

thanx a lot you just resolved my problem👍

[TheAcrenshaw]

I your instructions seemed so simple. I wrote down what you said. It seemed simple enough then Bam!! I got an error message; something about having to make Outlook my default email. Nope, I don’t want to do that. I’m so sad but thanks for explaining such an easy method.

[URMyJam]

OMG.. I HAD 12640 PHOTOS AND YOU WERE ALL I NEEDED. GOOD LORD, I CAN'T THANK YOU ENOUGH. I LOVED IT AND I DID SUBSCRIBE. I HAVE SO MANY PEOPLE AND COMPANIES I WILL MOST DEFINITELY REFER THEM TO YOU. AGAIN, THANK YOU SO MUCH. GRATEFUL ISN'T EXACTLY WHAT I'M FEELING. 😘💞🙏

[andy]

Your video was just exactly what I needed and VERY EASY to follow. Thanks for providing the information.

[jimtheedcguy]

This is awesome and very similar to how I upload photos for my job doing OGI inspections!

[andrew]

brooo, this saved me a lot of hours compressing 1 by 1

[grpsuk]

Greetings from Sri Lanka! Explanation is very clear & easy to understand. Thank you sir.

[tonyfenner]

This was much easier than expected. I can't thank you enough. I'm a Windows 10 user and this worked perfectly for me.. I could go on and on with kudo's, having struggled withe the limitations oflarge files and email.

[Thiloyeah]

Why not just using a zip folder (lossless)?
The displayed method sould be a loss compression.

[sanjayamunindradasa]

Simple, Crisp and 100% practical. Many Thanks. (Another Sri Lankan too... he he_)

[goratgo]

Had it going up to step for email application 2:16 so won't work for me as I refuse to use ms edge for email, I use aol and gmail. I will try a zipped folder. Thx