Compress a photo to 2 MB online — free, in your browser
Bring a heavy camera or phone photo under 2 MB without changing how it looks. Free, and the file never leaves your browser.
No sign-up · no watermarks · your photo stays in your browser
A heavy photo, under the portal’s limit
Compress a photo to 2 MB online. At this size lowering the JPEG quality is enough, so the picture keeps its pixels and simply gets lighter.
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Upload the photo straight from the camera or the phone.
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The tool lowers the JPEG quality until the file drops under 2 MB.
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Download the result — the picture looks the same, the file is lighter.
Compressing is free. A document photo — by the AI
Free, right here
- 01Everything right in your browser
- 02No watermarks
- 03The photo stays on your device
- 04As many times as you like
No sign-up, no card.
AI correction
When adjusting the file is not enough: fixes light, shadows, clothing and pose and makes the photo to the document’s rules. You see the result before paying.
If it’s rejected, we refund you
Make a document photoFrequently asked questions about document photos
Who asks for a photo under 2 MB?
Two megabytes is a common ceiling on ordinary upload forms rather than a photo standard, so the wording differs from one form to the next. Take the number from the form in front of you — this page makes no claim about any particular authority.
Will the photo lose anything at 2 MB?
Very little. A photo straight out of a camera usually carries megabytes of JPEG headroom the eye never sees, and that is what goes first. The tool stops the moment the file fits.
Does the tool shrink the pixel size too?
Almost never at this target — lowering the quality alone reaches 2 MB for a normal photo. Very large images are first scaled to about 12 megapixels, because browsers cannot reliably process more than that on one canvas.