Image compressor
Compress images to 200 KB
200 KB is preselected — pick another target any time. Your files stay on your device from start to finish; sizes on every result card are measured from the real output, and impossible targets get an honest “best effort”, not a false green tick.
Target size
Resize pixels (optional)
Aspect ratio is always preserved. Leave blank to keep the original pixels.
Drop images here
JPG · PNG · WebP — up to 24 files per batch
What 200 KB is good for
200 KB suits anything a stranger needs to actually read: product photos, listing images, inline email pictures, and document uploads where correctness matters more than compactness. The engine spends its byte budget on detail — quality-first search, resolution steps only when the numbers demand it, and explicit format changes.
A built-in comparison slider shows before/after for every file, so “best effort” never means invisible damage — you see the trade-off you accepted.
200 KB questions, answered honestly
Where is 200 KB the right target?
Email attachments with inline images, webshop product photos, listing platforms, and portals that want readable documents rather than thumbnails. At 200 KB a typical photo keeps most of its on-screen quality.
Is 200 KB small enough for email?
Email limits are usually measured in megabytes (a Gmail cap is 25 MB per message), but a handful of 200 KB images keeps a message lean, renders fast on mobile data, and never risks a bounce. For many pictures, attach a ZIP instead — the batch download already makes one for you.
Does compression change my file name or format
The output name carries the measured size (for example photo-128kb.jpg). Format follows what genuinely helps: JPEGs and opaque PNGs may become same-quality WebP offers when they save real bytes, and every format change is stated on the result card — never silent.
Can I hit exactly 200 KB every time?
No tool can promise that honestly, because it depends on each image. What we do promise: a measured result — under the cap when the image allows it, otherwise the smallest workable size and the specific reason. No fake “mathematically exact” claims.
What fits comfortably in 200 KB?
Product photos, marketplace listing images, inline email pictures and document scans that still need some detail. It is the size where a photo stays sharp on a screen while remaining small enough to attach or upload.
Is 200 KB enough for an email attachment?
For one or two photos, yes. Ten attachments at 200 KB is still around 2 MB, so for many pictures it is better to compress them as a batch and send the single ZIP the tool produces.
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