How to compress a photo under 200KB without making it look terrible
A practical workflow for making a JPG photo fit a 200KB upload limit while keeping faces, IDs, and document details readable.
Guides
Fix image upload problems without uploading your image.
Plain-English guides for compression, resizing, conversion, metadata, and form-ready photos. Every workflow keeps image processing in your browser.
Convert HEIC to JPG in the browser before a form upload rejects it
Why iPhone HEIC files fail on older upload portals and how to convert them to JPG locally before compressing or resizing.
Optimize images for the web by changing fewer things, in the right order
A practical image optimization workflow for faster pages: resize first, choose the right format, compress carefully, and remove metadata.
Remove EXIF metadata before sharing photos from your phone
What image metadata can reveal, when to remove it, and how to inspect or strip metadata locally before sharing a photo.
Make a signature image fit 4KB to 30KB without breaking the strokes
How to prepare a clean JPG signature for strict exam and government upload portals with size, contrast, and background checks.
Browser-only
The files stay on your device.
These guides point to imgzly tools that run locally in the browser. That matters when you are preparing passport photos, exam signatures, screenshots, IDs, or client files you do not want to send through another upload queue.