Drop your photo and SizeRight brings it just under 20 KB while keeping it as sharp as possible. Often needed for signatures and some exam forms.
A JPG file gets smaller when you lower its quality setting, but too much lowers how sharp it looks. SizeRight tests quality levels one after another and keeps the highest one that still lands under 20 KB. If even low quality is too big, it reduces the pixel size by about 15% and tries again, so the photo stays clear instead of turning blocky.
A 20 KB limit is strict. For a detailed phone photo SizeRight may need to reduce it to a few hundred pixels wide, which is still fine for a signature or a small ID photo.
Upload forms cap file size to save storage and keep pages fast, especially when thousands of people apply at once.
Usually not on screen. SizeRight keeps the highest quality that fits, and only reduces pixels when it has to.
No. SizeRight runs entirely in your browser. Your photo is never sent to a server, so passport and ID photos stay on your device.
Yes. There is no sign-up and no watermark. The site is supported by ads.