Photo Size & KB Resizer
Resize and compress your photo online for free. Change image dimensions, reduce file size, preview the result, and download the resized image. Your photo is processed directly in your browser.
Select Your Photo
Choose a JPG, PNG or WebP image from your device.
Original Photo
Enter a target size in KB, such as 100 or 200. The tool will try to compress the image close to your target size.
Result
What Is a Photo Size & KB Resizer?
A photo size and KB resizer is an online tool that allows you to change the dimensions and file size of an image. It can be useful when a website, application form, job portal or document upload requires a specific image size or file-size limit.
For example, if a website requires an image to be smaller than 100 KB, you can use this tool to reduce the image size and download the compressed version.
How to Resize a Photo
- Select a photo from your device.
- Choose a preset size or enter your own dimensions.
- Adjust the compression quality if needed.
- Click "Resize & Compress Photo".
- Check the new file size and dimensions.
- Download the resized photo.
Why Reduce Photo File Size?
Smaller images can be easier to upload, share and store. Many websites and online forms also place limits on the maximum file size of uploaded photos.
- Online application forms
- Job applications
- Document submissions
- Profile photos
- Website uploads
- Email attachments
Does This Tool Upload My Photo?
No. Image processing is performed directly in your web browser. The selected photo is not intentionally uploaded to a server by this tool. This can be useful when working with personal images that you prefer to process locally on your device.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I make a photo smaller than 100 KB?
You can reduce the image dimensions and compression quality to make the file smaller. The final size depends on the original image and its contents.
Can I resize JPG images?
Yes. JPG images are supported by this tool.
Can I resize PNG images?
Yes. PNG images can also be selected and resized.
Does resizing change image quality?
Reducing dimensions or compression quality can reduce image quality. Higher quality settings generally preserve more detail but may produce a larger file.
Is the photo processed online?
The resizing and compression are performed in your browser using the HTML canvas feature. The tool does not need to send the image to a server for processing.