Target size in KB or MB
Aim for practical limits such as 100KB, 200KB, 500KB or 1MB.
Files & Business
Resize and compress JPG, PNG and WebP images to a target file size or maximum dimensions. Image processing happens locally on your device.
✓ Local-first & transparent
Features & benefits
Choose a target that matches the destination, not just smaller dimensions. The preview lets you check file size and visible quality together.
Aim for practical limits such as 100KB, 200KB, 500KB or 1MB.
Set maximum width and height so large photos do not load more pixels than the destination needs.
Compare JPG, PNG and WebP and balance visual quality against file weight.
Processing runs in the browser. Image content is not sent to BTradeTech.
How it works
Resize and compress JPG, PNG and WebP images to a target file size or maximum dimensions. Image processing happens locally on your device.
Choose 500KB or 1MB for lighter email attachments, or 100KB and 200KB when an application or upload portal sets a strict limit.
Practical guide
A KB target controls file weight; maximum pixel dimensions control how large the image can be displayed.
For strict upload limits, profile pictures or compact thumbnails.
For forms, application portals and lightweight website images.
For good screen quality with manageable loading and email size.
For larger email photos or more detailed presentation images.
Choose one or more images.
Enter a target in KB, such as 100, 200, 500 or 1024.
Optionally set maximum width, height, format and quality.
Review the result and preview, then download the resized image.
Limits & transparency
The achievable size depends on image detail, dimensions and format. JPG and WebP usually compress more efficiently than PNG. The tool aims for the target without claiming an exact byte-for-byte result.
FAQ
Choose an image, enter 100 as the maximum size and start processing. Review the preview, dimensions and actual output size before downloading.
Yes. Enter 200, 500 or 1024KB. For large photos, the tool adjusts quality and may reduce pixel dimensions when needed.
500KB to 1MB per image is often a practical starting point, but the total attachment limit depends on your email provider and the number of files.
No. Processing runs locally in the browser and image content is not sent to BTradeTech.
Compression depends on image content. The tool gets under or close to the target, but not every format can produce an exact byte count.
Related tools