GetCompress an image to a target size
Need an image "under 200 KB" or "less than 1 MB"? Enter the size you want: GetFormat tunes the quality (then the dimensions if needed) to hit it, right in your browser.
Compress an image to the exact size required
Online forms often enforce a size limit: "photo under 1 MB", "document under 500 KB", an attachment too heavy for email… Instead of guessing, just type the size you need.
The tool searches for the best possible quality while staying under your limit. If quality alone isn't enough, it also reduces the dimensions slightly — and shows you the new resolution. WebP often hits the target with a better result; JPG stays the most compatible.
Everything happens in your browser: no image is uploaded.
Frequently asked questions
How do I compress an image under a specific size?
Drop the image, enter the target size in KB (for example 200), and the tool tunes the quality — then the dimensions if needed — to stay under that limit.
Why target an exact size?
Many forms, job sites and platforms enforce a limit (often 1 MB or 500 KB). Hitting the exact size avoids the file being rejected.
JPG or WebP?
WebP often reaches the target with better visual quality. Choose JPG if you need maximum compatibility.
Are my images private?
Yes. Compression runs entirely in your browser; no image is sent to a server.