Reduce an image to a target measured in KB and see the achieved KB. Everything runs locally in your browser.
Reduces an image to a size you set in KB. It keeps the largest result at or under your KB target when it can, otherwise the closest, and reports the achieved KB.
Sizes here are kilobytes (KB), the unit operating systems and upload forms use for file size, not kilobits.
The image is processed on your device. Nothing is uploaded, and re-encoding strips EXIF and GPS metadata.
This tool reduces an image to a target measured in kilobytes (KB), in your browser. Type the KB value you need and the tool compresses toward it.
It keeps the largest result at or under your KB target when it can, otherwise the closest, and reports the achieved KB. If the target is too small for the image at full size, the panel shows the closest KB and flags it as over target.
Set the target in kilobytes, the unit forms and operating systems use for file size.
Keeps the largest result at or under your KB target when possible, and flags it as over target when the target is not reached.
Outputs the same format where possible and converts HEIC, TIFF, SVG, and GIF to JPG, which it discloses.
All reduction happens in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Meet limits written in KB on applications and portals.
Bring a batch of images to a similar KB size one at a time.
Reduce an image to a manageable KB size before sending.
Lower image weight to a chosen KB budget for faster pages.
Yes. KB here is kilobytes, the same unit your operating system and upload forms use. It is not kilobits (Kb).
No. The tool reduces toward your KB target and reports the KB it actually reaches, keeping the largest result at or under target when it can.
No. The image is reduced in your browser, so it never leaves your device.
The panel shows the closest achievable KB and flags it as over target, so you can lower the dimensions and try again.
If the tool re-encodes the image to reach your KB target, it removes EXIF and GPS metadata, which the panel notes. If the original is kept because it is already under target, its metadata is unchanged.
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