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How to Make a JPEG Smaller: Expert Guidance

Looking to reduce the size of your JPEG images while maintaining quality? Our AI assistant is here to help. Learn techniques for compressing your images to save space and improve load times.

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Making a JPEG smaller can be handy for storage or sharing. One way is to use image editing software like Photoshop or free tools like GIMP to resize or compress the image. There are also online services like TinyPNG that can reduce file size without losing much quality. What are you planning to use the smaller JPEG for? I'd love to help you find the best method for your needs!