Resize image to 1 MB
This page opens the image resizer with a 1 MB target already set. Add your photos, keep the JPG format or switch to WebP, and download — it all runs in your browser. 1 MB is a comfortable target when quality matters more than a very small file, such as for email or print.
Drop files here, or tap to pick
Up to 30 MB each · processed on your device · nothing is uploaded
Preset sizes
Other sizes
- Resize image to 10 KB
- Resize image to 20 KB
- Resize image to 25 KB
- Resize image to 30 KB
- Resize image to 40 KB
- Resize image to 50 KB
- Resize image to 70 KB
- Resize image to 100 KB
- Resize image to 150 KB
- Resize image to 200 KB
- Resize image to 300 KB
- Resize image to 500 KB
- Resize image to 2 MB
- Resize photo to passport size (2 × 2 in)
- Resize photo to passport size (35 × 45 mm)
How to use the image resizer & compressor
- Open this page. The image resizer opens with a 1 MB target size already set.
- Add your photos. Drop or select the JPG, PNG or WebP photos you want to shrink toward 1 MB.
- Check the format. JPG is preselected for small files. WebP is smaller where supported; PNG keeps transparency.
- Resize. Tap Resize — each photo is compressed toward 1 MB, lowering the resolution only if it must.
- Download the results. Save the finished photos one by one or all at once.
Frequently asked questions
Can I get a photo under 1 MB?
Usually, but not always. Tap Resize with the 1 MB target set and check the size shown for each result. The tool compresses toward 1 MB and lowers the resolution only if it must. If a photo is still too large, start from a smaller original or crop it first.
When should I use 1 MB?
When your limit is 1 MB or higher and you want the most detail kept. For smaller limits, use a smaller preset.
Do my photos leave my device?
No. The photo is processed in your browser on your device and nothing is uploaded.