Compress image to 80 KB

Need an image under 80 KB? Drop it below and PhotoReducer finds the highest quality that fits the limit — automatically, and without uploading anything.

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JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, HEIC, GIF, BMP · processed on your device, never uploaded

How to use this tool

  1. Pick your target file size, for example 100 KB, and drop your photos into the tool.
  2. The tool tests quality levels automatically until the image fits under your limit.
  3. Check the preview and download the image, or process a whole batch and get a ZIP.

How the 80 KB limit is reached

PhotoReducer tries different quality levels and keeps the best one whose file stays under 80 KB. Most photos reach this limit through compression alone, keeping their original dimensions.

Who asks for 80 KB files?

Scholarship applications, freelance job boards, and small business registration forms often set their attachment cap around 80-100 KB per file. This size leaves room for a proof-of-address scan or a headshot alongside other required documents in the same upload batch.

Real results when compressing to 80 KB

We measured these results using the exact same compression engine that runs on this site, applied to five public-domain sample images. Each image was compressed to the target size with our quality-search algorithm, and dimensions were reduced only when quality alone was not enough. Your own photo may give different results depending on its content and starting size.

SampleOriginalResultFinal size (px)Quality
18 MP DSLR photo3.0 MB · 5184×345678 KB2340×1560 *54
10 MP compact camera photo2.2 MB · 3648×273678 KB1743×1307 *48
10 MP landscape photo2.3 MB · 3812×262380 KB935×643 *57
Scanned page at 400 dpi2.2 MB · 4078×582580 KB1069×1528 *45
Phone screenshot (PNG)1.3 MB · 1280×240080 KB1041×1951 *48

* Dimensions were reduced to fit within the size limit.

Each sample was compressed with MozJPEG, the same engine used on this site. We searched for the highest quality level that fits the target size, and reduced dimensions only when quality alone could not reach it. Your photo will give different results depending on its content, colors and original size.

Frequently asked questions

Will the image still look good at 80 KB?

For screen use the result looks good: the tool picks the highest quality that fits, and only reduces dimensions if compression alone is not enough.

Does it change the format of my file?

The output is JPG by default — the format virtually every form accepts — and you can switch to WebP. JPG, PNG, WebP and AVIF are accepted as input.

Is my photo uploaded anywhere?

No. Everything runs locally in your browser with WebAssembly — your image never leaves your device, which makes this safe even for ID photos and documents.

What happens if the target size cannot be reached?

The tool keeps the highest quality it can achieve without going below the minimum quality floor. If the limit is still not met, try converting to WebP first, or reduce the image dimensions before compressing. With very small images or very low size limits, it may simply not be possible.

Are the metadata and GPS location removed?

Yes. Every image is re-encoded from scratch, so the result contains no EXIF data at all. That includes the GPS location, camera model, and any other metadata that came with the original file. What you download is a clean image.

Can I process many photos at once?

Yes, you can drop in a whole batch of photos and process them all at once. When you are done, download everything as a single ZIP file. Everything runs locally in your browser, so none of your photos are ever uploaded to a server.

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