Compress a JPG or PNG to an exact size such as 20KB, 50KB or 100KB for forms and uploads.
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Compress a JPG or PNG to an exact size such as 20KB, 50KB or 100KB for forms and uploads.
Most compressors let you pick a quality level and hope the result lands under a limit. This tool works the other way around: you enter the exact target size in kilobytes, and it reduces the image until it fits that budget while keeping as much detail as possible.
The tool re-encodes the image and adjusts the quality until the output is at or just below your requested size. That is different from a fixed-quality export, which may still be too large for a form. You get a file that satisfies the limit instead of a file you have to keep shrinking by trial and error.
Government and job portals often ask for 20KB, 50KB or 100KB photos. Application forms frequently cap uploads at 200KB or 500KB. Pick the limit the form states, not a round number that feels safe; an unnecessarily tiny image looks worse and is harder to verify.
At very small targets, such as 20KB, the compressor has to throw away a lot of detail, and the result will look soft when zoomed in. For a passport photo or a form thumbnail that is usually acceptable. For a portfolio image or a print, choose the largest target the form allows.
JPG and PNG images are supported. JPG compresses far more efficiently for photographs, so converting a large PNG photo to JPG first often gives a much better result at the same KB limit. Screenshots with flat colours can stay PNG without much loss.
The image is processed to generate your compressed download and is not published or reused. Results expire after a short window, and temporary files are removed by a scheduled cleanup, so nothing is kept indefinitely.
Upload the image, enter 50 in the target size field, and compress. The output is adjusted until it fits the 50KB limit.
For a small form photo or ID picture, usually yes. At very low targets detail is reduced, so avoid it for large prints or portfolio images.
Yes, but PNG is less efficient for photographs. Converting a photo to JPG first usually produces a sharper result at the same file size.
Use the exact limit stated by the form. If the form says 200KB, enter 200 rather than an arbitrary smaller number.
There is an upload cap to keep processing reliable. Very large source images may need to be resized before compressing.
No permanent copy is kept. Downloads expire and temporary files are cleaned up automatically.
Many online forms reject photos above a set size, such as 50KB or 200KB. Enter the size you need and this tool shrinks your image to fit, while keeping it as sharp as the limit allows.
How to use: upload an image, enter the target size in kilobytes, then compress and download.
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