2026-08-04
100KB is the de-facto limit for email attachments, government forms, job applications, and countless online upload portals. Gmail allows 25MB, but most corporate mail servers cap attachments at 10MB — and a few 500KB images will clog an inbox fast. Getting an image under 100KB is the safe way to make it pass every system.
100% local browser compression (no server upload). Drag-drop, set target size, get result. Free, no sign-up. Privacy-first: your file never leaves your device.
Use the Save for Web dialog, quality slider 60-80, resize dimensions if needed. Overkill for a one-off compression.
Great for batch processing: jpegoptim --size=100k *.jpg. But the learning curve is steep.
Modern codecs (mozjpeg/WebP) typically preserve 90%+ visual quality at a 100KB target — imperceptible for most photo content.
Email attachments, job applications, government forms, social avatars, web images — every size-limited scenario.
100% browser-local processing. Files are never uploaded to a server and no data is stored — privacy by design.
Upload your first JPG and get a 100KB version in 30 seconds.
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