File size
Compress an image under 100 KB
Upload your photo, pick a format, and set the size limit to 100 KB. FrameFit lowers JPG quality step by step until each file fits, then tells you the final size.
Compress under 100 KBYour images are processed in your browser and are not uploaded.
Where a 100 KB limit shows up
Job and visa applications, school portals, government forms, email signatures, and some website builders cap uploads around 100 KB.
Tips for keeping quality
- Choose the smallest size you actually need — fewer pixels need fewer kilobytes.
- Busy photos (leaves, gravel, crowds) compress worse than simple backgrounds.
- Crop out empty areas so the bytes go to what matters.
What if it can't reach 100 KB?
For very large outputs the target may need quality too low to look good. FrameFit tells you when a file couldn't reach the limit so you can choose a smaller format.
Questions
- Is my image uploaded to compress it?
- No. Your images are processed in your browser and are not uploaded.
- Can I pick a different limit?
- Yes — 200 KB, 500 KB, or any custom size in kilobytes.
Sizes here are useful export presets. Platforms update their recommendations, so check their current guidelines.