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Compress Image to 1MB

1 MB is useful when a form allows a larger upload but the camera file is 5 MB or more.

Your images stay on your device.

SizeUply processes images directly in your browser. Your image files are not uploaded to our servers for processing.

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JPG, PNG, WebP

You can also paste an image from the clipboard.

Target size

JPG and WebP are searched for a quality at or below the target. If quality would get too low, the image is scaled down.

Why 1 MB comes up

1 MB is useful when a form allows a larger upload but the camera file is 5 MB or more.

What happens to quality

This target usually preserves more of a photograph than the smaller presets. It is a poor match for a tiny icon, where 20 KB or 50 KB is the more relevant goal.

Why some images cannot reach 1 MB without resizing

If the original is already under 1 MB, compression may not make it smaller. The tool tells you when the new file is not an improvement and can keep the original bytes.

WebP is the default output on this page because it is often smaller than JPG and much smaller than a lossless PNG. You can switch the format if the destination requires JPG.

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Questions

Can every image reach 1 MB?

JPG and WebP usually can, because quality and dimensions can both be reduced. A lossless PNG may stay above 1 MB. Switch that file to WebP if you need the smaller size.

How do I download the result?

When the status says Complete, use Download on that image. For several files, Download All builds a ZIP in your browser. The original file on your device is not overwritten.