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Compress photo to 50KB online — free, in your browser

Get a JPEG under 50 KB without wrecking the face: gradual quality search plus downscaling only when needed. For portals with strict upload limits.

No sign-up · no watermarks · your photo stays in your browser

01How it works

A heavy photo, under the portal’s limit

Compress a photo to 50 KB online: the tool finds the best JPEG quality under the limit and keeps the face sharp. Free, no upload — runs in your browser.

  1. 01

    Upload a JPEG or PNG photo.

  2. 02

    The tool steps the JPEG quality down until the file fits under 50 KB.

  3. 03

    Compare the preview with the original and download the result.

02Limit

Portals with tight file-size limits

Singapore · e-Visa20–60 KBica.gov.sg · 400 × 514 px · ≤ 60 KB
China · Visa40–120 KBvisaforchina.cn · 33 × 48 mm · 40–120 KB
India · e-Visa10–1000 KBindianvisaonline.gov.in · square JPEG · 10 KB – 1 MB
Vietnam · e-Visa10–200 KBevisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn · ≤ 200 KB
Brazil · e-Visa10–200 KBgov.br · 413 × 531 px · ≤ 200 KB
03Price

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.

€5.99per photo, one-off, no subscription

If it’s rejected, we refund you

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04Questions

Frequently asked questions about document photos

Which portals require files under 50 KB?

Very small caps are typical of older government systems. Indian application portals are the most frequent example, and Singapore's visa portal caps photo uploads at 60 KB. When a form states a maximum, the server usually hard-rejects anything larger — hitting the number precisely matters.

Will the face still be sharp at 50 KB?

Yes for typical document sizes: 50 KB comfortably fits a 600×600 px or 413×531 px JPEG at reasonable quality. The tool lowers quality step by step and reduces the pixel size only when the target cannot be reached otherwise.

Why not just take a screenshot of the photo?

A screenshot gives you random pixel dimensions, strips the print metadata and often lands as a PNG that is larger than the original JPEG. A controlled re-encode keeps the exact dimensions your portal expects and hits the size limit precisely.