Resize Image to Specific KB
Aim for a file size such as 50 KB or 200 KB. We explain if the target is impossible.
Resize Image to Specific KB is its own job in the catalog (compress): Aim for a file size such as 50 KB or 200 KB. We explain if the target is impossible. It is not a copy of the resizer or converter with a new title — the operation is “compress”.
This page aims near 100 KB. If that is impossible, you get a warning instead of a lying file size.
Processed in your browser. Files are not uploaded.
Supported: JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP, GIF, BMP, HEIC. Max 25 MB, 30 files.
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Resize Image to Specific KB runs in this browser with Canvas. The file is not uploaded to imagecropx. Close the tab and the copy in memory is gone.
What this is not
There is no account and no file locker. If a format cannot be written, the tool says so.
How to use Resize Image to Specific KB
- Choose a file for Resize Image to Specific KB. It stays on this device.
- Set the controls for this tool (Target size (KB)).
- Process, then download. You can add more than one file if this resize image to specific kb lists a batch cap.
Questions about this tool
Does Resize Image to Specific KB upload my file?
No. Processing is in this browser.
Can I use this on a phone?
Yes, with the same file-size cap (about 25 MB). A large photo is slower on a phone CPU than on a laptop.
Does Resize Image to Specific KB upload the file?
No. This tool runs in the tab. See Privacy for decoder notes (HEIC, PDF.js worker).
What is the file size cap?
About 25 MB per file. Very large pixel counts are rejected so the tab stays responsive.