How it works
- Drop your images.
- Set a target size or choose a quality level.
- Check the preview and download.
Why use it
- Target of 100 KB preset, editable.
- Finds the best quality that fits.
- Shows before and after.
- Batch with ZIP.
Questions and answers
How does it reach exactly 100 KB?
It tries several quality levels and, if needed, smaller dimensions until the file is under the limit.
Will my photo look bad?
Most photos stay fine at 100 KB when they are a normal phone size. Very large originals lose more.
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