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Compress image to 100 KB
Get any photo under 100 KB for a job portal, a profile picture or an online form. The image stays as sharp as 100 KB allows, and it never leaves this device.
- No account
- Runs on your device
- Phone & desktop
Your photo under 100 KB
Stays on this device
Drop images here
JPG, PNG, WebP or GIF · several at once
Much smaller files for signatures and scanned documents.
Does the form ask for exact pixels?
Your images
Add images or try the sample photo.
Your images stay on this device. They are compressed in your browser and never uploaded. Camera details and location data are not copied into the new files.
Limits use 1 KB = 1,000 bytes, so a file under “100 KB” also passes forms that count 1 KB as 1,024 bytes.
How to get a photo under 100 KB
Add the photo
Choose it, drop it on the box or take one with your phone. 100 KB is already selected.
Check the result
You see the new file size, the pixel size and the quality. A phone photo usually ends up around 1,000 to 1,400 pixels wide – plenty for a profile picture or a form.
Download
Save the file, or all files at once as a ZIP if you added several.
Where 100 KB limits come up
- Job applications: photo fields in application forms and career portals.
- Profile pictures: forums, school platforms, company directories and chat tools.
- Online forms: registrations, memberships and support tickets with an image field.
- Listings: classifieds and small shops that limit each photo.
Tips for a sharp 100 KB image
Crop away what nobody needs to see before you compress – a tighter picture keeps more detail in the same size. WebP keeps more detail than JPG at 100 KB, but some forms only accept JPG; when in doubt, keep JPG.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I compress a photo to 100 KB?
Add the photo here: 100 KB is preselected, and the tool finds the highest quality that fits. Download the result when it shows “Under 100 KB”.
Will the photo still look good?
Yes for most uses. Under 100 KB a photo can usually keep around a million pixels, which looks sharp on screen and in small prints.
Is it free and private?
Yes. It is free with no account, and the photo is processed in your browser without being uploaded.
Can I get exactly 600 × 800 pixels and under 100 KB?
Yes. Open “Does the form ask for exact pixels?”, enter the width and height, and the image is cropped or fitted to that size and compressed under 100 KB.
What if the form counts 100 KB as 102,400 bytes?
Then the file passes as well: the tool counts 1 KB as 1,000 bytes, which is the stricter reading.
