Does Bitsquish upload my photos?
No, not by default. The normal path keeps your photos on your own device. If a one-time fallback is ever needed, you are asked first.
Common questions
Answers before you start compressing.
These are the decision questions people usually ask before using a private photo compressor: privacy, storage savings, device support, and whether the free plan is enough.
Can it help me free up storage?
Yes. Smaller image files mean your phone, laptop, and backup drives can hold more without forcing you to delete albums you still care about.
Is it only for professionals?
No. It is useful for everyday people trying to clean up a camera roll, send family photos faster, or reduce the size of files before sharing.
Will compressed photos still look good?
That is the goal. Bitsquish is designed to cut file size hard enough to be practical while keeping photos visually trustworthy for normal sharing and storage use.
Should I start with the free plan?
If your use is occasional, yes. If photo cleanup is something you do often, the paid tiers are there when the free limit stops being enough.
Where should I go next?
If you want plan details, visit the pricing page. If you want practical help, the blog has short guides focused on storage, sharing, and privacy.