≤ 100KBExact upload-limit tool

Compress images under 100KB
and verify every byte.

The 100KB maximum is ready. Add a photo, keep or change its dimensions, and download the highest-quality JPEG that passes the real byte limit.

01

Add your image

Drop an image hereor click to browse · paste also worksJPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, BMP, HEIC · up to 40MB
02

Set the requirements

px
px

Starts at the original image size · type a number or use ↑↓ · 1–10,000px · up to 25MP total · maximum 5–25,000KB

Processed locally. Your image never leaves this browser.

03

Position & preview

Your preview will appear hereChoose an image to start positioning your crop.
More formatsJPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, and BMP output.
Transparent outputPreserve alpha or remove a simple solid background.
Optional size limitCap the KB or export at the highest available quality.
HOW IT WORKS

From any image to the exact file you need.

  1. 1
    Choose your image

    Drop in a photo from your phone or computer.

  2. 2
    Enter the exact limits

    Choose format, background, pixels, and an optional maximum KB.

  3. 3
    Download with proof

    Get a clean file plus a check for every requirement.

ABOUT THIS TOOL

Reduce an image below 100KB without trial-and-error exports.

Small upload limits often force people to repeatedly lower quality and check the result. PixelComply performs that search automatically and verifies that the downloaded file is no larger than 100,000 bytes.

The tool does not lower the dimensions behind your back. You control the exact width and height, while the encoder adjusts quality only as much as required.

  • 100KB means a verified maximum of 100,000 bytes
  • Exact width and height remain under your control
  • Files and file names are not sent to an application server
COMMON QUESTIONS

Before you export

Why can a large image look softer at 100KB?

A strict byte limit leaves less room for detail, especially at large pixel dimensions. Reducing dimensions manually can improve visual quality if the receiving form allows it.

Can PNG always reach 100KB?

No. Detailed or transparent PNG images may not fit a very small lossless limit. JPEG or WebP usually reaches small limits more efficiently.

Are metadata and GPS details removed?

Yes. The result is rendered and encoded as a new file, so original EXIF, GPS, and camera metadata are not copied.