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Compress to 100 KB

100 KBtarget size
5portals use this

Compress to an exact size

Drop an image here, or click to choose JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC or AVIF · processed in this browser, never uploaded
1 KB = 1024 bytes, which is how upload forms count
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Set this when a portal demands a range
Government portals almost always want JPEG
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Portals that require 100 KB

Read from each portal's own published instructions, not guessed. These name 100 KB as the minimum, the maximum, or both:

What resolution is realistic at 100 KB

Compress any photo or scan to exactly 100 KB — the limit set by AFCAT, CTET, JEE Main, NEET (UG), UPSC.

The tool tries quality first: it re-encodes your photo at a range of JPEG quality settings, narrowing in with a binary search, and keeps the largest result that still lands at or under 100 KB. At a target this small, a photo of any real size and detail usually cannot get there on quality alone — the search runs out of room, and the tool starts cutting the pixel dimensions in steps, re-encoding after each cut, until it fits. The result and the log both say when that happened. A simple, low-detail image, a scanned signature being the common case, is more likely to reach 100 KB with its original dimensions untouched.

Disclaimer

Check your own notification. img-fix is not affiliated with any of the portals named above. Their figures were read from each portal's own published instructions, recorded with a source and access date on that portal's own page, and requirements change between cycles — the bulletin for the form you are actually completing is the authority.

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100 KB questions

What resolution will I actually get at 100 KB?

The tool always tries quality first: it re-encodes your photo at a range of JPEG quality settings, narrowing in with a binary search, and keeps the largest result that still lands at or under 100 KB. At a target this small, a photo of any real size and detail usually cannot get there on quality alone — the search runs out of room, and the tool starts cutting the pixel dimensions in steps, re-encoding after each cut, until it fits. The log shows both kinds of pass. A simple, low-detail image, a scanned signature being the common case, is more likely to reach 100 KB with its original dimensions untouched.

Which portals require 100 KB?

Air Force Common Admission Test (AFCAT) — Indian Air Force (100–200 KB · JPG/JPEG), CBSE — Central Teacher Eligibility Test (10–100 KB · JPEG), JEE (Main) — National Testing Agency (10–100 KB · JPEG), NEET (UG) — National Testing Agency (10–100 KB · JPEG), Union Public Service Commission — Online Recruitment Application (20–100 KB · JPEG). See each portal's own page for the exact published wording and the source it was read from.

Is my file uploaded to a server?

No. Everything runs in your browser. This site is static files on a CDN with no upload endpoint at all, which is also why it is free — there is no bandwidth bill to pass on.