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Photo + signature exactly how the form wants it. No more 'file size invalid'.
Shrink JPG photos for email, websites and forms while keeping every pixel of width and height.
Shrink the file, keep the vibe.
Under 20 KB, 50 KB, 100 KB. Exact.
HEIC, WebP, PNG ↔ JPG.
Square, 4:5, 16:9, passport.
10 photos at a time, one ZIP.
US 2×2, UK, Schengen, India.
Clean, crop, under the KB limit.
Free, full size, nothing uploaded.
Photo + signature exactly how the form wants it. No more 'file size invalid'.
Every platform size in one tap. HEIC from your iPhone? Sorted.
Square product shots, white backgrounds, 10 at a time.
A JPEG stores photos by describing blocks of pixels with fewer numbers, throwing away detail your eye is unlikely to notice. The quality setting controls how much is thrown away. Phones and cameras save at very high quality, so there’s usually a lot of room to shrink the file before anything looks different.
| Level | JPEG quality | Typical result |
|---|---|---|
| Light | High | 30–50% smaller, safe for printing |
| Balanced | Medium-high | 60–80% smaller, looks the same on screens |
| Strong | Medium | 80–90% smaller, fine for previews and chat |
If the result wouldn’t be smaller than your original, we keep your original file and tell you, so you never end up with a bigger file.
After compressing, the studio compares the new file with your original. If the “compressed” version would be the same size or bigger (which happens with files that were already squeezed by an app), we hand back your original and say so, instead of giving you a worse photo with no saving. Every result also shows the exact pixel size, so you can see that only the file shrank.
Think of JPEG quality as a dial from 1 to 100. Cameras usually save around 90–95, which keeps detail that only shows when you zoom right in. Balanced lowers it to a level where the photo looks the same on a phone or laptop screen. Strong goes lower still, which you may notice in smooth areas like sky, where faint bands can appear. If you see that, step back to Balanced.
📖 Read the guide: How to Make a Photo Small Enough to Email
Phone photos usually shrink by 60–80% on Balanced. Photos that were already compressed by an app may shrink much less.
Yes. They're the same format; .jpeg and .jpg are just two spellings of the file extension.
Use KB size mode for that. It finds the best quality under your exact limit and checks the bytes.
On Balanced, you'd have to zoom in a lot to see a difference. Choose Light if you'll print it.