Why is my photo still too heavy?

A JPG at high quality can stay large. Lower the pixels first, then the quality with Compress image.

Will the photo look bad at 20 KB?

For a small ID-style photo it usually looks fine; for a full-screen picture, 20 KB is very little.

Does PNG get smaller?

Photos are usually much smaller as JPG. Convert with PNG to JPG first.

Resize Image to 20KB, 50KB or 100KB

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): File size in KB depends on the number of pixels and the compression. First make the image smaller here (for a form, 600 to 800 pixels wide is often enough), then, if it is still too heavy, use the Compress image tool to reach 20, 50 or 100 KB.

Step by step

Drop the photo into the box above and type a width such as 800.
Download it and check the file size.
Still too big? Open Compress image on Utilorca and lower the quality until it fits.

At a glance

Target	Typical width	Then
Under 200 KB	1200–1600 px	Usually enough without compressing
Under 100 KB	800–1000 px	Compress a little if needed
Under 20–50 KB	400–600 px	Compress more

How to resize an image to 20 KB, 50 KB or 100 KB

Do it now, right here

Step by step

At a glance

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