How it works
- 01
Add your photo
Drop, paste or pick one or more photos. They stay in this tab and are never uploaded.
- 02
Pick the size
Tap 20, 50, 100 or 200 kB, or type the limit your form gives.
- 03
Check and download
Each row shows the new size and pixels. Save one photo, or all of them as a zip.
Why 20 kB needs a smaller picture
Exam, job and visa forms often cap a photo at 20, 50 or 100 kB. A phone photo is usually 2 to 5 MB. That is a hundred times too big, and no quality setting closes a gap that wide.
So this page works in two steps. First it lowers the quality, which is what most compressors stop at. If the photo is still too big at a quality that looks clean, it makes the picture itself smaller. File size follows the number of pixels, so it shrinks by just enough and tries again.
The result is at or under the size you picked. Each row shows the new file size and the new width and height, so you can check both before you upload.
- Sizes
- 20, 50, 100 or 200 kB in one tap, or any number you type.
- How
- Quality first. Then fewer pixels, if quality is not enough.
- Format
- JPG by default. WebP or PNG if you pick them.
- Uploads
- None. Your photo is compressed in this tab.
Check the form's other rules
Many forms also ask for an exact pixel size, a shape, or a plain background. File size is only one of the rules. If your form names a width and height, set them in the image resizer first, then bring the result here.
Most forms want JPG, and JPG is the default here. A signature on white paper squeezes far better than a face, so it often reaches a small size without shrinking at all.