Will the result always be under my limit?

Only results under your limit are marked as passing. If a photo can't get there with your settings, you'll see the smallest size we reached and options such as allowing fewer pixels or another format.

Does this guarantee the form will accept my photo?

No. Forms can also check pixel size, format, background or content. Check your form's rules and use the pixel size option when it gives one.

Does changing the DPI make my photo sharper?

No. DPI only tells a printer how big to print the pixels. For a sharp print you need enough pixels: at 300 DPI, a 2 × 2 inch print needs 600 × 600 pixels.

Are my photos uploaded?

No. Your files are processed on your device and are not uploaded.

Make a photo under 200 KB

How it works

Choose one or more photos.
Pick a new size in pixels or percent, a maximum file size and a DPI, as your form or printer needs.
Save the result.

Good for

A visa or exam portal that only accepts photos under 200 KB.
A job application that needs a 600 × 600 pixel photo.
Shrinking a batch of phone photos before emailing them.
Setting a photo to 300 DPI for a print shop or an application that asks for it.

Limits

JPEG, PNG, SVG and WebP. HEIC photos can be changed to JPG first in the format converter.
Up to 50 photos at a time and 50 MB per photo, to protect your device's memory.
1 KB means 1,000 bytes and 1 MB means 1,000,000 bytes.
Making a photo bigger can't add detail that isn't there, so enlarged photos look softer. WebP can't store a DPI.

Questions

Will the result always be under my limit?: Only results under your limit are marked as passing. If a photo can't get there with your settings, you'll see the smallest size we reached and options such as allowing fewer pixels or another format.
Does this guarantee the form will accept my photo?: No. Forms can also check pixel size, format, background or content. Check your form's rules and use the pixel size option when it gives one.
Does changing the DPI make my photo sharper?: No. DPI only tells a printer how big to print the pixels. For a sharp print you need enough pixels: at 300 DPI, a 2 × 2 inch print needs 600 × 600 pixels.
Are my photos uploaded?: No. Your files are processed on your device and are not uploaded.

Guides

How to make a photo smaller for an upload limit
Why forms reject photos that are "too large", what KB and MB really mean, and how to get a photo under a limit like 200 KB without making it look bad.
Photo metadata: the location and details hidden in your photos
What EXIF data is, which details a phone photo can reveal (including where it was taken), when sharing keeps or removes them, and how to send a photo without them.