Resize Image to 100KB

100 KB: room for documents and detail

A 100 KB limit is common for scanned documents, hand-written declarations, caste and income certificates uploaded as images, and for photos in forms like CTET. At 100 KB a document photo can keep its small text readable if it is cropped well.

This page keeps your original shape and stays under 100 KB. It is set up for documents, so you will see the Make paper pure white option after choosing a file. Turn it on for printed or handwritten pages to remove shadows and grey paper, which also saves KB.

Making a readable document under 100 KB

1. Place the page on a dark surface, in daylight, and take the photo from straight above.
2. Choose it here and crop to the edges of the paper. Leave out the table and your fingers.
3. Keep Make paper pure white on, then press Create file.
4. Zoom into the preview to check that small text is readable before you download.

Image or PDF?

Read what the form accepts. If it asks for JPG or JPEG, use this page. If it asks for PDF, or if the document has more than one page, use the JPG to PDF tool. It can join several photos into one PDF under 100 KB.

Hand-written declaration

Bank exams ask for a hand-written declaration at 800 x 400 pixels and 50 to 100 KB. Write the exact text given in the notification on white paper, in English, and sign it. Then set the pixels to 800 x 400 and the KB to 50 to 100, or open the IBPS page where it is already set.

Frequently asked questions

My document is still blurry at 100 KB. What can I do?

Crop closer to the text and turn on the white paper option. If the page is long, consider a PDF, which can hold more detail within the same limit.

Can I compress a photo taken with a scanner app?

Yes. Any JPG or PNG works. Export from the scanner app as an image, then choose it here.

Is the document uploaded anywhere?

No. Everything happens in your browser.