Resize Image to 100KB Online

Compress a photo, certificate scan, or ID card image to under 100KB without installing anything. Your file stays on your device.

What a 100KB limit is used for

100KB limits are common for scanned documents such as caste certificates, category certificates, ID proofs, and marksheets uploaded as images, and for photos on some university and state portals.

For documents, readable text matters more than colour detail. Scanning or photographing flat, in good light, and keeping the width around 1000–1200 px usually gives clear text under 100KB.

Recommended sizes for 100KB uploads

Upload typeSuggested widthNotes
Certificate or marksheet scan1000–1200 pxCrop to the paper edges first
ID card (front or back)800–1000 pxKeep all four corners visible
PhotographUp to 1000 pxVery good quality at 100KB

If the form asks for a PDF instead of an image, use JPG to PDF or Compress PDF.

How to use it

  1. Upload your photo or scan (JPG, PNG, WebP, or HEIC).
  2. Choose 100KB, or type the exact limit from your form.
  3. Crop to the document edges and set width and height if required.
  4. Process and verify the KB size and dimensions, then download.

Tips for readable documents under 100KB

  • Place the document on a dark, flat surface and shoot from directly above.
  • Avoid shadows from your phone or hand across the paper.
  • Crop tightly to the page — the background wastes file size.
  • Increase contrast slightly if faint text becomes hard to read.

Frequently asked questions

How do I compress a scanned certificate to 100KB?

Upload the scan, crop to the page edges, keep the width around 1000–1200 px, and compress to 100KB. Check that the text is still readable before downloading.

Should I upload a JPG or a PDF?

Use whatever format the form asks for. If it needs a PDF, convert with JPG to PDF or compress an existing PDF with Compress PDF to 100KB.

Will my text become blurry?

At 100KB text usually stays clear if the image is not much wider than 1200 px. Reduce width rather than quality if you need a smaller file.

Can I resize several documents at once?

This tool handles one image at a time so you can check each result before uploading.

Is my document uploaded anywhere?

No. Processing happens entirely in your browser.

Does it work on mobile?

Yes, on Android and iPhone browsers.

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