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Compress Image to 150KB

Aims at ~150 KB (153,600 bytes), a common ceiling for exam registration and application forms that ask for higher-quality photos.

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PNG, JPG, or WebP · compressed on your device

Files stay on your device. Nothing is uploaded to Konvert.

About this tool

Some exam and job portals ask for a photograph that is 'up to 150 KB' — larger than a passport-style thumbnail because they want to preserve facial detail. This landing preconfigures the compressor to target that number, offering a bit more visual quality than the sub-100 KB presets while still keeping the file lightweight. Encoding happens on your device, so photos stay private during the process.

FAQ

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How it works

  1. Add one image that needs to land near about 150 KB.
  2. The tool aims for about 150 KB for clearer document photos with a bit more headroom. Results are approximate, not exact bytes.
  3. Check the preview. If the target is unrealistic, crop or resize the source and try again, then download.

Tips

  • Re-export from the original — Do not cascade compress a prior 100 KB attempt—start from the camera original.
  • Protect brand colors — Flat logos may prefer PNG→WebP workflows; photos love this rung.
  • Pair with WebP conversion — If the CMS accepts WebP, convert after sizing for extra savings.
  • Stay under inbox rules — Some hosts count decoded size differently—verify after download.

Supported formats

Input: JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF. Output: JPG for photos, WebP if it produces noticeably smaller results.

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Output

Common uses

  • State and central exam application photos
  • Job portals with 100–150 KB photo caps
  • University fellowship and scholarship forms
  • Photo submissions for professional certifications
  • Higher-resolution avatar uploads

Limitations

  • The exact byte count varies slightly.
  • This landing does not crop to specific portal pixel sizes.
  • PNG-only inputs may not compress as tightly as JPG.
  • Very large source files may need a resize to hit 150 KB cleanly.
  • About 25 MB per file, processed one at a time.

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