Free tool
Reduce image size in KB
Pick the size limit your form asks for, like 50 KB, and get a photo under it. We lower the quality first, then the size, only as much as needed.
How we can help
Smaller images help. A store full of properly prepared images helps more
Resizing one photo is easy. Doing hundreds the same way, named, sized and optimised so a store loads fast and ranks, is the real job. We do that for stores.
Product photos edited, resized, named and compressed to one standard across your catalogue.
From ₹3,999See the service Website Speed OptimizationHeavy images are the most common reason a store is slow. We find and fix them.
From ₹12,999See the service E-commerce Product SEOImage names, alt text and sizes set properly so products show in image search.
From ₹6,999See the serviceNot sure which you need? Book a free 30-minute call and bring this result, or send us a message. No obligation, no pitch deck.
Questions
Yes. Phone photos can carry the exact place and time they were taken. This tool rebuilds each picture in your browser, which leaves that hidden data behind, and it shows you what the original contained, like a location or the camera model, so you know what you are not sharing. For JPG files it reads the details before you download.
Add the image, tap 50 KB or 20 KB, and download. The tool lowers the quality, and shrinks the picture only if it must, until the file fits under the limit.
For ordinary photos at 50 KB or more it usually looks fine. At 20 KB it is noticeably smaller and softer. The result shows the new size so you can check before you upload it.
Yes, these limits are common on online forms. Each form has its own size and shape rules, so check the notice. If it asks for a particular pixel size, resize first, then reduce the KB.
It tells you and gives the smallest file it could make without ruining the picture. Try a smaller pixel size first with the image resizer.
JPG by default because it compresses photos best and every form accepts it. WebP and PNG outputs are not offered here, since the limit is the aim.
No. Everything happens in your browser, on your own device. Your images are never sent to us or to any server, so private photos and documents stay private.
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No pitch deck, no obligation. Bring your URL and we will look at it together.