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Compress
- Compress imageSmaller files that still look sharp
- Resize to 20 KBFor signatures and strict form limits
- Compress to 50 KBCommon for exam and bank photos
- Compress to 100 KBPhotos and signatures up to 100 KB
- Compress to 200 KBLarger photos for NTA and UPSC forms
- Resize to any KBAny KB limit, or a min–max range
- Increase size in KBMeet a form’s minimum file size
Resize
How it works
Pick a target, select your images and download them ready to upload. The tool sets the file size, the dimensions in pixels, centimetres or inches, the format and the DPI, then checks every result against your rule.
- 01
Choose a target
Start with a size such as 100 KB, or open Settings for dimensions, format and DPI.
- 02
Select your images
Pick one photo or fifty. Processing starts straight away, on your device.
- 03
Download
Every file shows a checklist of the rules it passes. Save them one by one or as one ZIP.
Built for upload rules
Exam, job and government forms often ask for a photo between two sizes, such as 20 to 50 KB, at an exact size like 200 × 230 pixels. Size range mode handles both limits at once, and exact dimensions are cropped or bordered so nothing is stretched.
For everyday use, such as email attachments or website images, choose a maximum size and let the tool keep the quality as high as it allows.
Private by design
Most online resizers upload your photos to their servers. This one does the work in your browser instead, so nothing is sent anywhere. It also removes hidden location and camera details from the files it saves.
Questions people ask
Is it free?
Yes. Every tool on the site is free to use, without an account. The site is supported by ads.
How many images can I resize at once?
Up to 50 at a time on a computer and 20 on a phone. Download them all as one ZIP file.
Which formats can I use?
JPG, PNG and WebP work everywhere, and iPhone HEIC photos work in Safari. You can save the results as JPG, PNG or WebP.
Will my photo look worse?
The tool always picks the highest quality that fits your limit. Use Compare on any result to see the before and after side by side.