Room for Photo Detail
Seek the highest practical quality within a 1 MB cap.
Prepare larger photos for website uploads, forms and email attachments with a 1 MB maximum.
Fit Photos Within 1 MB
Maximum File Size starts at 1 MB. Add photos to review format and dimension settings.
Retain original resolution by default and review quality before sharing.
Seek the highest practical quality within a 1 MB cap.
Keep pixels by default; check the site's minimum dimensions.
Choose a format accepted by your website, form or email recipient.
Start with a maximum upload size, then adjust it to your destination's requirements.
About This Operation
Large camera and phone photos can exceed a website or form's 1 MB attachment limit. Start with the preselected 1 MB cap to retain useful photo detail while reducing the bytes you send.
For marketplace galleries and profile uploads, check both requirements: a file-size cap in MB and any minimum pixel dimensions. Keeping Original Dimensions selected can help preserve resolution while JPG or WebP compression reduces file size.
Convert It searches for the highest practical quality under the limit. Here, 1 MB = 1,024 KB and 1 KB = 1,024 bytes; a receiving service may count differently. The result is a maximum-size target, not exactly 1 MB. If the chosen format and dimensions cannot fit, the tool reports that limitation for you to decide what to change.
Still JPG/JPEG, PNG and WebP photos within current upload limits.
A copy within the 1 MB cap when possible, with original resolution retained by default.
Simple Workflow
Upload still photos in JPG, PNG or WebP, using the same source format for a batch.
Keep the 1 MB Maximum File Size or enter the receiving site's limit. Review format and pixel requirements.
Convert, inspect visual quality and file size, then download for your website, form or email.
Useful Details
JPG and WebP trade fine detail for fewer bytes; inspect the output at its intended display size.
Transparency behavior follows the selected source and output formats.
Animated image editing is not supported; still-image validation remains authoritative.
Embedded metadata is removed by default; optional compatible preservation can affect the achievable size.
Built Around Your Files and Privacy
Convert It checks uploaded files against the expected format before processing so invalid or unsupported files can be stopped early.
You keep your rights to the files you upload and the converted files you create. Only upload content you have permission to use.
Source files are handled in private temporary storage, while converted files follow the retention period for your visitor or account level.
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