How much quality is lost when compressing to 200KB?

It depends on the original size and content complexity. Pixvise starts at quality 75 and automatically steps down, keeping the highest quality that still fits under 200KB. Photos usually still look great within a 200KB budget.

What if my image cannot reach the target size?

In rare cases (e.g. an extremely high-resolution original with a very strict target), even the lowest quality may exceed 200KB. You will get the smallest possible file with a notice — try lowering the dimensions and compressing again.

Which photo requirements should I follow for the application system?

Requirements (file size, dimensions, background color) vary by region and year. Always follow the latest official announcement of your application system, then use this page to meet the file-size requirement.

Which formats are supported? Can I batch process?

JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, and HEIC (iPhone photos) are supported. Up to 20 images per batch, 25 MB each, with ZIP download when done.

Will my photos be stored?

No. Compression runs in server memory — images are never written to disk or stored, and are deleted right after processing. EXIF metadata is also removed by default to protect your privacy.

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Compress Exam Application Photos

Application systems usually require photos under 100-200KB. This page presets a 200KB target — upload and compress in one go. Always follow your official announcement.

Target ≤ Exam Application PhotoUp to 25 MB each20 images per batchAuto-deleted after processing

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No image at hand?

Processed in server memory; never written to disk, deleted right after

Quality75

Smaller sizeBetter quality

Output format

Resize

PresetsUp to 5 · stored on this device only

Target size

Lossless mode

Mutually exclusive with target size

Keep EXIF

Removed by default for privacy

Local compression

No upload; processed in your browser

Auto download

Auto ZIP when all succeed

About Exam Application Photo

Online application systems typically require "JPG format, tens to hundreds of KB", while photos straight from a phone are 3-10MB and get rejected on upload. This page presets a 200KB target (the common upper limit of most systems) and automatically compresses your photo under 200KB at the best achievable quality. If the announcement asks for 100KB or 50KB, switch the target size in settings.

HEIC photos from iPhone can be uploaded directly and will be converted to the JPG format that application systems expect. EXIF metadata is removed by default for privacy. Note that dimension and background-color requirements (e.g. white/blue background, 295×413px) vary by region and year — follow your official announcement. This tool handles the file size; framing and background are up to your shot.

What users say

I process dozens of product images for new listings every day. Now I drag the whole batch in, and it compresses and zips everything automatically — main images drop from 800-900KB to around 100KB. Uploading is so much faster.

Xiaoman

E-commerce operator

The application system required photos under 200KB and I could never hit it by tweaking quality myself. The target-size feature took 200 and nailed 199KB on the first try. Submitted successfully.

Zihang

Exam applicant

I convert all illustrations to WebP and compress them — articles load noticeably faster. Batch processing plus format conversion in one step, no more hopping between apps.

Atang

Newsletter editor

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