Image Compressor

Drag your JPG, PNG or WEBP onto the upload box above, then tap the target size your form allows — for example 20 KB or 50 KB. The Indian Jobs Hub image compressor re-encodes the picture to land at or under that size and shows you the final file size before you download it. It is free, there is no sign-up, and there is no limit on how many images you can compress.

JPG (JPEG), PNG and WEBP files up to 20MB are accepted, and you can download the result in any of those three formats. That means you can also convert while compressing — for example uploading a PNG screenshot and downloading the JPG most government portals require.

Some detail is always lost when a picture is made smaller, but quality is stepped down gradually so the image stays as sharp as the target size allows. For a passport-size photo shown at 200 by 230 pixels, a 20 KB to 50 KB file still looks clean on screen and in print. Ask for an unrealistically small size on a large photo and softness becomes visible, so use the size your form actually requires rather than the smallest you can get.

No. Only the file size changes — the width and height in pixels stay exactly as they were. If you also need to change the dimensions, use the Photo Resizer or Signature Resizer, which set the pixel size and the KB limit together.

Most Indian recruitment portals ask for a recent passport-style colour photograph of roughly 3.5 by 4.5 cm — about 200 by 230 pixels — as a JPEG between 20 KB and 50 KB, and a signature on white paper between 10 KB and 20 KB. Requirements do vary between SSC, UPSC, Railway, IBPS and state boards, so confirm the numbers printed in the official notification and then enter them here.

Yes. Images are sent over an encrypted connection, processed on the server, and the upload is deleted immediately afterwards. Nobody views, stores or shares your photos, no account is required, and nothing is used for training or advertising.

PNG is a lossless format with no quality dial, so a target size can only be approached by reducing the colour palette — and on a detailed photograph that has limited room to work. If the file must be small, choose JPG as the output format instead; PNG is worth keeping only when you need a transparent background or a screenshot of sharp text.

Yes. The tool is fully responsive and works in any modern Android or iOS browser, including picking a photo straight from your gallery, Google Drive or Downloads folder. Nothing needs to be installed.