Resize a photo to between 20 KB and 50 KB
Make a photo that is at least 20 KB and no more than 50 KB, for forms with both a minimum and a maximum size. Free, private, no upload, no sign-up.
Make a photo that is at least 20 KB and no more than 50 KB, for forms with both a minimum and a maximum size. Free, private, no upload, no sign-up.
To make a photo between 20 KB and 50 KB, SafeResize saves a JPG of no more than 50,000 bytes and, if it comes out under 20,480 bytes, adds a hidden note to the file until it reaches that size.
| Smallest file | 20,480 bytes: 20 KB counted as 1,024 bytes a KB, so both counts accept it |
|---|---|
| Largest file | 50,000 bytes: 50 KB counted as 1,000 bytes a KB |
| Windows shows | 20.0 KB to 48.8 KB |
| Too small? | A hidden note is added to the file to reach the minimum. The picture does not change. |
| Width and height | Up to 3200 pixels on the long side. They stay the same while the JPG quality can stay at 55% or more. Below that, the photo is made smaller so it does not turn blocky. |
Some forms reject files that are too small as well as too big, for example "JPG, 20 KB to 50 KB". Shrinking alone does not help a photo that is too small: it needs to be made bigger.
This page opens the photo tool with a 50 KB maximum and a 20 KB minimum already filled in. If the picture comes out smaller than 20 KB, SafeResize adds a hidden note to the file to reach the minimum. The picture itself does not change.
The file must be at least 20 KB and no more than 50 KB. A 15 KB file is too small and a 60 KB file is too big.
A JPG file can carry extra data that the picture does not use. SafeResize adds a small amount of it to reach the minimum, so the picture looks exactly the same.
The file is made to sit inside your range under both counts: over the minimum by the larger count and under the maximum by the smaller one.