Photo shrinker & converter · Free · No upload
Shrink photos in batches. Nothing gets uploaded.
fkPhoto compresses, resizes and converts many photos at once, right in your browser. Fit each one under a size such as 200 KB or 1 MB, switch between JPG, WebP and PNG, and download a single ZIP. Your photos stay on your device, and location and camera details are removed from the saved pictures. No account, no watermark.
- JPG · WebP · PNG
- Batch + ZIP
- Fit under 200 KB / 1 MB
- No upload
What fkPhoto can do
Many photos at once
Add up to 100 pictures, see each one shrink with its before and after size, and download them all as one ZIP.
Fit under a file size
Choose 100 KB, 200 KB, 500 KB, 1 MB or 2 MB and fkPhoto finds the sharpest picture that fits. It only reduces the pixel size if quality alone cannot get there.
Resize without the maths
Set the longest side (3840 down to 400 px, or any number) or a percentage. Pictures are never made bigger.
Convert between formats
Save as JPG, WebP or PNG. Transparent pictures get a background colour of your choice when saved as JPG.
Check before you save
Hold a button to flip between the original and the result, and see the exact quality and size used for each picture.
Private by design
Your photos are processed on your device and never uploaded. Location, camera and other hidden details are not kept in the saved pictures.
How to use fkPhoto in 5 steps
Choose photos
Press “Choose photos”, then select one or many pictures from your device, or drop them onto the page.
Pick a starting point
Use a preset such as For chat apps, For a website or Under 500 KB, or set the format, quality and size yourself.
Add a size limit if you need one
Choose a file size to fit under, for forms and marketplaces with an upload limit.
Check the result
Tap a picture to see it larger and compare it with the original. Remove any you do not need.
Download
Download one picture, or all of them as a ZIP.
What people use it for
Send photos in a chat or email
Bring phone photos down to a size that sends quickly and fits the attachment limit.
Upload to a site with a size cap
Fit pictures under the limit of a form, marketplace or job application.
Prepare pictures for a website
Resize and convert to WebP so pages load faster.
Your files stay on your device
fkPhoto reads, resizes and re-encodes your pictures with your own browser. They are not uploaded to our servers. The saved pictures contain only the image, without the location or camera details in the original file.
These pages use anonymous analytics (Google Analytics) for page views and feature use; file names and contents are never part of that data. Read more about privacy.
Browser support
Good to know
- HEIC photos (the default on some iPhones) cannot be opened by most browsers. Export them as JPG first, or set the iPhone camera to “Most Compatible”.
- Animated GIFs are not supported (only the first frame would be saved).
- PNG keeps every pixel, so it only gets smaller when you resize it. For the smallest photos use JPG or WebP.
- A “fit under” size is reached by lowering quality first. A tiny limit on a huge photo needs fewer pixels as well, and fkPhoto tells you when it had to shrink the picture.
- Very large batches use a lot of memory. If a phone struggles, add fewer pictures at a time.
- fkPhoto is an early release, and features may be added or changed.
Frequently asked questions
Is fkPhoto free? Do I need to sign up?
It is free, with no sign-up and no login. Open the page and press “Choose photos”.
Are my photos uploaded to a server?
No. Everything happens inside your browser. Your photos stay on your device.
How do I make a photo under 200 KB or 1 MB?
Add the photo, choose “Fit under a file size” and tap 200 KB or 1 MB. fkPhoto picks the quality for each picture and only shrinks the pixel size if it has to.
Does it remove the location from my photos?
Yes. The saved pictures are re-created from the image itself, so the location, camera model and other hidden details of the original file are not carried over.
Which format should I choose?
JPG works everywhere. WebP is smaller at the same quality and works in current browsers and apps. PNG keeps transparency and every pixel but is larger for photos.
Will quality get worse?
A little, by design. At about 80% quality most photos look the same at roughly a third of the size. Hold the compare button to check before you save.
Why can I not open my iPhone photos?
They are probably HEIC files, which browsers cannot read. Export them as JPG, or change Settings > Camera > Formats to Most Compatible.
Can I do many photos at once?
Yes, up to 100. Download them individually or all together as a ZIP.
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