Compress a photo to 200 KB, 100 KB, 50 KB or 20 KB
Exam forms, job portals and government sites keep asking for photos under a size limit. Set the limit once and Morph makes a JPG that fits, at the best quality that fits.
How to do it
Set a size limit
In Morph's Settings, pick 20 KB to 5 MB, or type any size.
Open the photo and choose Compress
Drag and tap ⌘ (Ctrl on Windows) for the Tools wheel, or pick Compress on your phone.
Upload it
Morph shows the new size, like 2.3 MB → 198 KB. If a JPG is already small enough, it's left alone.
Where it works
- Mac Yes, for photos, videos and PDFs.
- Windows Yes, for photos, videos and PDFs.
- iPhone and iPad Yes, and in Shortcuts with a size in KB.
- Android Yes, for photos, videos and PDFs.
Free and open source. Everything runs on your device: no uploads, no account, no ads, and your originals are never changed.
Get Morph
Mac
macOS 14 or later, Apple Silicon or Intel. The App Store beta is on TestFlight; it's early and still has bugs.
Download for Mac Mac App Store betaAndroid
Android 10 or later. Out for everyone on Google Play around 11 November 2026.
Join the Google Play testiPhone and iPad
iOS 17 or later. On the App Store around 11 November 2026; try the beta now with TestFlight (expect a few bugs).
Join the TestFlight betaQuestions
How do I reduce a photo to exactly 200 KB?
Set the size limit to 200 KB and use Compress. Morph finds the highest quality that stays under 200 KB; the result is usually just below it, such as 198 KB.
Will the photo look worse?
Morph checks each result against the original. Without a size limit it only keeps changes you can't see; with a tight limit like 20 KB it shrinks the photo as needed to fit.
Can I compress many photos at once?
Yes, and each one is fitted under the limit.