Compress Image for Facebook
Targets ~200 KB so Facebook has less to strip when it re-encodes your feed post, cover, or profile picture.
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PNG, JPG, or WebP · compressed on your device
Files stay on your device. Nothing is uploaded to Konvert.
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About this tool
Facebook aggressively re-compresses every uploaded photo, and posts that started as huge camera exports often end up looking worse than posts that started smaller and sharper. Preparing a clean ~200 KB file at Facebook-friendly dimensions gives the platform less to strip. This landing sets the compressor for that target. It does not post to Facebook — you handle the upload yourself, and Files are not uploaded to Konvert. Processing runs in your browser on your device.
FAQ
Because starting smaller and sharper reduces the visible artifacts Facebook introduces during its own re-encoding.
No. Facebook preparation happens in your browser. You download the result and upload it to Facebook yourself.
JPG for photos; PNG for logos with transparency.
Only with PNG output — most Facebook photo posts use JPG anyway.
No. Facebook preparation happens in your browser. You download the result and upload it to Facebook yourself.
More about this tool
How it works
- Add the photo you plan to publish on Facebook.
- Compression aims near 200 KB in your browser so Facebook’s own re-encode starts from a cleaner file.
- Preview, download, then upload the file on Facebook yourself.
Tips
- ~200 KB target — Lean and sharp so Facebook's re-encoder does less damage.
- Feed-photo tuning — Prefers slight edge preservation for text overlays and portraits.
- One file at a time — Process each image in the browser, then download and use it where you need it.
- Local processing — Photos never leave your device.
- Multi-format inputs — Handles JPG, PNG, WebP, and AVIF.
Supported formats
Input: JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF. Output: JPG.
Input
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JPG jpg, jpeg
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PNG png
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WEBP webp
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AVIF avif
Output
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JPG jpg, jpeg
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PNG png
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WEBP webp
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AVIF avif
Common uses
- Feed posts and shared albums
- Facebook Page cover and profile updates
- Event cover images
- Marketplace listing thumbnails
- Group announcements
Limitations
- We do not use any Facebook API and do not post on your behalf.
- Facebook will still apply its own compression.
- Cover and profile pixel sizes vary — resize before compressing.
- 200 KB is a soft target.
- About 25 MB per file, processed one at a time.