Compress image to 50 KB
Get a photo under 50 KB for a form, portal or email. The target is pre-filled: add the photo, click Compress, download. Nothing is uploaded.
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पहली बार रूपांतरण इंजन (लगभग 4 MB) डाउनलोड होता है, फिर वह सेव रहता है।
Good balance. JPG quality 72; PNG reduced to a 256-colour palette. Usually 50–80 % smaller.
With a target, quality is lowered until the file fits; only if that is not enough are the pixel dimensions reduced in small steps.
एडवांस विकल्प
How image compression works here
JPG and WebP are re-encoded at a lower quality setting, which removes detail the eye rarely notices. PNG is reduced to a palette of 256 (or 64) colours and re-packed with the strongest deflate settings, the same trick TinyPNG uses. GIF stays GIF. All metadata such as EXIF and GPS location is stripped, which alone often saves 20–100 KB.
Set a target size when a form or portal enforces a limit. Quality is lowered first; only when that is not enough are the pixel dimensions reduced in 15 % steps, so the photo stays as sharp as the limit allows.
Which level should I pick?
Recommended suits nearly everything: photos for the web, email attachments, WhatsApp and listings. Low is for archival copies where you want the file smaller but do not want to think about quality. Extreme is for strict upload limits and thumbnails.
Nothing is uploaded
The engine is Rust compiled to WebAssembly and runs inside this browser tab. Files never leave your device, which makes the tools fast and safe for private photos and documents.
Frequently asked questions
How do I reduce a photo to 50 KB without blurring it?
Quality is lowered step by step before any pixels are removed. Only when even the lowest acceptable quality is too big are the dimensions reduced in 15 % steps, so the result is the sharpest photo that fits.
Which format should I use for a KB limit?
JPG. It compresses photos far better than PNG. If your portal also needs specific pixel dimensions, use the ID Photo tool, which sizes and caps in one step.
Are my images uploaded?
No. The tool runs inside your browser with WebAssembly. Photos never leave your device, so it is safe for IDs, documents and private pictures.