Portal says "maximum 200KB"? Upload your photo, pick the exact size you need — 100KB, 200KB, 500KB, 1MB or any custom value — and download an image that fits it. Free, unlimited, and your photos never leave your device.
JPEG, standardized in 1992 by the Joint Photographic Experts Group, compresses photos by discarding detail the human eye barely notices — which is why a 5MB phone photo can become a sharp 200KB JPEG. PNG is lossless and better for logos and screenshots, but for photographs it is often 5–10× larger. That is why this tool outputs JPEG: it is the format that actually reaches small targets without destroying the picture, and every portal on earth accepts it.
Application portals commonly cap uploads at 200KB. Our university PDF guide covers documents; this tool covers the photo and signature images those same portals demand.
Passport photos, visa uploads and ID scans all come with size caps. Hit the exact number instead of guessing and re-uploading five times.
Some mail servers still reject attachments over 1MB. Shrink the photo once and the email goes through.
A 200KB hero image loads in a blink; a 5MB one does not. Compress before publishing and your visitors stay.
Need the image inside a document? Compress it here first, then build the PDF with our JPG to PDF tool — or shrink the whole PDF with compress PDF to target size.
Server-based compressors receive your photos. Ours never does — compression runs in your browser's own image engine.
JPEG cannot carry transparency — transparent PNG areas become white. For logos or graphics with transparency, keep the PNG and use our general image compressor instead.
A detailed photo forced under 50KB will look soft. That is the format's limit, not a bug — pick the largest target the portal allows.
Because nothing is uploaded, nothing is kept for you either. Download the compressed image before leaving the page.
Yes — unlimited images, every target size, forever. No account, no watermark, no payment details.
Upload the image, select the 200KB preset (or type any custom size), and hit Compress. The tool searches JPEG quality levels — and shrinks dimensions if needed — until the file lands at or under your target.
Presets cover 100KB, 200KB, 500KB and 1MB, plus any custom size you type in KB.
The tool picks the highest quality that still hits your target, so quality loss is minimal for reasonable targets. Very small targets on huge photos will soften detail.
No. Compression runs on your device with the browser's canvas engine. Your photos never leave the page.
JPG, PNG and WebP uploads. Output is JPEG, the smallest format for photos. Transparent areas become white in the JPEG.
Yes — type any custom target, even 50KB. If the image cannot reach it even at minimum quality, the tool scales the dimensions down and retries.
It disappears with the tab. Nothing is uploaded or stored anywhere, so download the compressed image before leaving.