Private browser tool

Compress Image Under 100KB

Try to reduce an image under 100 KB in your browser for tiny uploads, thumbnails and strict file limits.

Your image is processed locally in your browser and never uploaded to a server.

No uploads.No signup.Works locally in your browser.

Step 1

Upload image

Drop your image here

JPG, PNG or WebP. Processed locally in your browser.

Step 2

Target size

Output format

Advanced settings

Quality: 82%

Step 3

Your image is processed locally in your browser and never uploaded to a server.

Your preview will appear hereUpload an image to see dimensions and file size.

Compress an image to preview the result.Run compression to see output size and download the new file.

This page sets a 100 KB target before you upload an image. ResizeKit tries to find a compact output using browser image export.

A 100 KB limit is very small, so WebP and reduced dimensions are often needed for photos.

Use this page for strict portals, tiny thumbnails, low-bandwidth sharing and upload forms that reject larger images.

For large photos, compressing under 100 KB may require using WebP or JPG and reducing the pixel dimensions before or after compression.

The selected image never leaves the browser. Compression and preview are handled locally on your device.

Some images cannot reach 100 KB while remaining useful. If the result cannot reach the target, the tool shows the smallest size it could create.

Is 100KB realistic for every image?

No. Large photos often need both resizing and WebP compression to get that small.

Will quality be reduced?

Usually yes. A 100 KB target often requires stronger compression.

Is my image stored anywhere?

No. ResizeKit processes the file locally and does not upload or store it.