Compress your JPEG, PNG, or WebP images to exact target sizes like 20KB, 50KB, or 100KB online. Fast, secure, and 100% client-side compression without losing quality.
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Government portals like SSC, UPSC, and IBPS demand photo uploads under strict file sizes, usually between 20KB and 50KB. Our online Image Compressor allows you to reduce the file size of your JPEGs, PNGs, and WEBP images to your exact required KB limits.
The compression processes locally in your browser using canvas technology, keeping your images 100% private.
| Portal | Maximum Photo Size | Maximum Signature Size | Target Format |
|---|---|---|---|
| SSC Portals | 20 KB - 50 KB | 10 KB - 20 KB | JPEG / JPG |
| UPSC CSE Forms | 20 KB - 300 KB | 20 KB - 300 KB | JPEG / JPG |
| IBPS Exam Registry | 20 KB - 50 KB | 10 KB - 20 KB | JPEG / JPG |
| NTA Exam Forms | 10 KB - 200 KB | 4 KB - 30 KB | JPEG / JPG |
It adjusts the JPEG compression quality matrix, optimizing the visual information layout without changing the physical dimensions of the photo.
Our compressor uses an iterative optimization loop that achieves the best balance between small file size (KB) and visual clarity.
Yes. The compressor uses client-side JavaScript. No images are uploaded to any server; they are processed inside your browser.
Yes. However, since PNG is a lossless format, the tool will convert and compress the output into JPEG format to achieve the small target KB sizes required by exam portals.
The SSC portal requires candidate photographs to be between 20 KB and 50 KB in JPG/JPEG format.
Most portals restrict signature file uploads to between 10 KB and 20 KB.
Yes. You can compress images using Safari, Chrome, or Firefox on both Android and iOS smartphones.
If you input a target KB larger than the original photo size, the tool will export the original image without modifications.
Currently, the tool supports compressing one image at a time to allow manual target configuration and quality checks.
The compressor primarily exports in JPEG/JPG format, which is the universally accepted standard for online applications.