Compress image to 200 KB

Fit a photo within a 200 KB upload limit.

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Compress image to 200 KB help

Choose a photo and fit it within 200 KB. Some forms and email services cap images at 200 KB. The result is a JPG, and the page tells you if it could not reach the limit.

How to use Compress image to 200 KB

  1. Choose the image that needs to be under 200 KB.
  2. Keep 200 KB, or set the limit your form asks for.
  3. Click Compress image to bring it within 200 KB.
  4. Check the result size and preview, then download your copy.
Options explained
Choose a target file size
Starts at 200 KB. Pick a different quick size or type the exact limit in KB. Sizes use 1024 bytes per KB.
Limits and supported files

JPG, PNG and WebP images. The result is always a JPG. See-through areas in PNG or WebP become white.

A target size is an aim. A detailed photo may need fewer pixels to fit, and very small targets can make faces or text hard to read.

Photos above about 16.7 million pixels are reduced to that size first. Choose up to 100 images at a time.

Tested in Chromium, Firefox and WebKit.

Questions

Will a photo under 200 KB keep its full size?

Often, yes. At 200 KB most photos keep their pixel size and only lose a little quality. Very large photos may be made smaller.

Why did my 200 KB result come out smaller than 200 KB?

The tool picks the best quality that stays within the limit. The next quality step would have gone over 200 KB.

Can I use this for scanned documents?

Yes. A scanned page saved as a photo can be compressed to 200 KB. For a multi-page PDF, use Compress PDF to 200 KB instead.

Does compressing to 200 KB need an account?

No. It is free with no account and no watermark, and the image stays on this device.

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