Resize Image to 500 KB
Drop your photo in and get a file under 500 KB that is still as sharp as the limit allows. Nothing is uploaded.
Drop your images here
JPG, PNG, WEBP, GIF, AVIF - as many as you like
The tool lowers the quality step by step until the file fits, and only scales the image down when quality alone is not enough.
The real-world form requirement: an exact pixel size that also has to stay under a file size limit.
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How to Resize an Image to 500 KB
A 500 KB limit almost always comes from a web page, a marketplace listing or an email attachment. Half a megabyte is the point where a large photo still loads quickly over mobile data without looking compressed. The form checks the file size and nothing else, so the job is to give away as little sharpness as possible while still landing under 500 KB.
Why 500 KB?
Choose WEBP if the target is a website: it reaches 500 KB at a visibly higher quality than JPG. This tool encodes your photo at several quality levels and keeps the best one that still fits 500 KB, instead of applying a fixed compression setting and hoping for the best.
Resizing to 500 KB Step by Step
Drop the photo into the upload area, check that the target is set to 500 KB and click resize. You will see the original size next to the result, so you can confirm it fits before downloading. Everything happens in your browser - the photo is never uploaded, which matters when it is an ID document or a passport picture.