Make your photos fit.

Compress an image to under 100 KB

100 KB is one of the most common upload limits on application forms. Add your photo and download a JPG under 100 KB at the best quality that fits.

Settings
Compression
KB
Size
px

Photos are never enlarged.

Format

JPG works everywhere. WebP is smaller. PNG keeps transparency but is large. iPhone HEIC photos are saved as JPG.

How it works

Upload forms limit file size to keep their servers fast. The problem is that phone photos are usually 2–5 MB, twenty to fifty times over a 100 KB limit.

This page fits your photo within 1600 pixels, which is plenty for any form, then finds the highest JPG quality that stays under 100 KB. Most photos come out looking almost identical to the original.

Nothing is uploaded. The compression happens on your own device, so it's fast and private, which matters for ID photos and documents.

Questions

Is 100 KB enough for a clear photo?

Yes, for a face photo or a document it usually looks sharp at normal viewing size. Use "Compare" to check at actual pixels.

The form says "between 50 KB and 100 KB". Will this work?

Usually, since results land just under 100 KB. If a very simple image comes out below 50 KB, switch to "By quality" and raise the quality.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes. It works in the browser on iPhone and Android, including iPhone HEIC photos.

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