Compress Image to 150 KB, Right in Your Browser

Compress a photo to 150 KB free and download a JPG. The tool keeps the highest quality that fits, runs in your browser and uploads nothing.

Compressed in your browser. Free, no sign-up, photos never leave your device.

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Quick answer

BatchSet compresses a photo to 150 KB free and entirely in the browser, with no upload and no sign-up. It keeps the highest JPG quality that fits under 150 KB and scales the photo down only when quality alone cannot get there, then shows the final size and dimensions. It suits admission, scholarship and job portal uploads and scanned ID cards or certificates, and batches download as a single ZIP.

How to use the Compress to 150 KB

Three quick steps — free, private, right in your browser.

1

Add your photos

Drop JPG, PNG, WebP or iPhone HEIC photos or scans, or click to pick them. Add as many as you need at 150 KB.

2

It compresses right away

The tool searches for the highest JPG quality that fits 150 KB. Only if no quality is small enough does it scale the photo down, and the card tells you the new pixel size.

3

Download

Save each JPG, or download them all as one ZIP.

Features

  • 150 KB JPG output
  • Runs in your browser, no upload
  • Highest quality that still fits
  • Shows the final size and pixels
  • Several photos at once, ZIP download
  • Free, no sign-up

Use Cases

  • Admission and scholarship forms
  • Job portal photo uploads
  • Scanned ID cards and certificates
  • Fields with a 150 KB limit

Frequently asked questions

Is compressing to 150 KB free?+

Yes. There is no account, no credit and no watermark.

Are my photos uploaded?+

No. Everything happens on your own device, so ID scans and certificates never leave it. That is also why there is no queue.

How sharp is a photo at 150 KB?+

Sharp enough for any form or profile. 150 KB leaves room for a good JPG quality, so a face or a page of text stays clear. A full-size phone photo is usually scaled down as well to fit, and the card shows the new pixel size.

Is 150 KB enough for a scanned certificate or ID card?+

For a single page or card, yes, and the text stays readable. Crop away the table or background around the document first, so the bytes go to the document itself. For several pages, make one PDF with the Image to PDF tool.

Can I make a JPG of exactly 150 KB?+

The tool aims at or just under 150 KB, not over, because forms reject a file that is even slightly larger than the limit. In the rare case it cannot get there, it says so on the card instead of pretending. The card shows the final size so you can check before uploading.

Can I do a whole set of documents at once?+

Yes. Add them all, let each reach 150 KB on its own, then download one ZIP.

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