A size target, not a guarantee
A smaller JPEG may need lower quality or fewer pixels. This tool tries both, then reports whether it met your target. If details look soft, use a larger target.
Make a smaller image without guessing. Compare the result with the original and see the actual download size.
A smaller JPEG may need lower quality or fewer pixels. This tool tries both, then reports whether it met your target. If details look soft, use a larger target.
Check text, faces and fine edges at a useful size. JPEG puts transparent pixels on white. Your original file is never edited. Recompressing a JPEG can lose detail.
Not at every resolution or quality. This tool lowers JPEG quality and, if needed, dimensions. Check the picture before using it. The actual byte count is shown rather than promised.