Compress image to 200KB

1. 1Choose one or more images, or drop them on the box. JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF and iPhone HEIC all work.
2. 2Leave the target at 200KB, or type a different size. Add pixels only if they are fixed.
3. 3Download each JPG, or Download all for one ZIP. Every file’s new size is shown, so you can see it is under 200KB before you upload.

Highest JPG quality (out of 100) that kept each photo at or under the limit. Measured 17 October 2026 with Pillow 11.3 (libjpeg-turbo) on 1024 × 1024 product photos and a 1792 × 2304 one ("Biker jacket"); browsers use their own encoders, so expect close, not identical, results. Around 80 and above looks like the original.

Rule of thumb: 200KB keeps a detailed photo near-perfect at 1,000 pixels and a simple one sharp at up to 2,000. Good for email, listings and forms that allow larger files. Need it smaller? Try 100KB.

The tool saves a JPG at quality 92 first. If that is over 200KB, it searches down to quality 40 for the highest setting that fits. Only if quality 40 is still too big does it shrink the picture, choosing a size where quality stays around 75, because fewer pixels at good quality look better than more pixels at poor quality. 1 KB is counted as 1,000 bytes, so the file also passes forms that count 1,024.