Quick answers to the most common image compression questions.
Upload your image, set the target size to 0.05 MB, and download the result. This uses a quality-size tradeoff to hit the size limit.
No. The compressor processes images in your browser whenever possible. Your images do not need to leave your device.
JPEG and PNG are supported. JPEG is best for photos and PNG is best for signatures or text-heavy images.
For web images, a quality setting around 80-90 is usually visually lossless and significantly smaller.
The size target may be too low for the image dimensions. Reduce dimensions or increase the target size slightly.
Many portals require photos under 50KB and signatures under 20KB, but exact limits vary by exam. Always verify the portal instructions.
Yes. The tool is commonly used for exam form uploads. Set the target size to match the portal requirement.
Compression can reduce or remove metadata depending on the settings. If metadata matters, keep a backup of the original file.
Use the minimum dimensions required by the portal. Avoid upscaling small images, which can reduce quality.
The current tool focuses on one image at a time to ensure accurate size targeting. Batch support can be added if needed.
PNG is lossless and stores more data, so file sizes are larger. For photos, JPEG is usually the best choice.
No. There are no usage limits.
Try the tool and set exact KB or MB targets for your upload requirements.
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