Resize Image in MB
Set a megabyte cap for high-quality uploads, galleries, and platform limits without over-compressing.
Upload Your Image
Drag & drop or click to select your image (Max 20MB)
Supports JPG, PNG, GIF, WEBP formats
MB Target Compression with High Quality
Control file size while keeping photos clear enough for portfolios and large screens.
Exact MB Target
Enter a megabyte limit and compress to match platform caps while keeping enough detail for professional use on galleries, proofs, and client review.
Quality Preservation
Compression focuses on reducing size without destroying texture, keeping skin tones, gradients, and edges smooth. You can tune output to protect detail on large screens.
Large File Handling
Optimized for big camera or design files, so you can meet MB limits without losing your original composition. It handles high-resolution sources without crashing.
Controlled Scaling
Reduce dimensions only when needed, keeping proportions intact and avoiding unnecessary quality loss. This helps maintain the look of the original image.
Format Flexibility
Pick JPG, PNG, or WebP depending on platform support and file size requirements. Choosing the right format can save MB without visible loss.
Local Processing
Compression happens in your browser, keeping files private and speeding up exports. No uploads mean sensitive images stay on your device.
Reduce to an MB Target in 3 Steps
Upload, set your MB limit, and export a smaller file with professional clarity.
Upload Your Image
Start with the highest resolution file available to preserve detail after compression. Clean sources keep detail.
Set the MB Limit
Enter a target size in MB and choose the output format that fits your platform requirements. Choose format to balance quality.
Download the File
Preview the output and export the compressed file once it meets your size cap. Save for high-quality upload. Ready for high-quality sharing.
Compress to a Clean MB Size
Meet upload limits without sacrificing visual quality. Set a MB target and export in minutes. Perfect for portfolios and client proofs.
MB Resize FAQ
Common questions about MB targets and high-quality compression.
Use MB targets for platforms that allow larger files, such as portfolio sites, print proofs, or high-resolution uploads. It provides room for detail while still meeting size caps. This is useful when you need higher quality within a cap.
A moderate MB target usually preserves most detail, especially with high-resolution sources. Preview the result to confirm texture and sharpness before downloading. If detail looks soft, raise the target slightly.
If your file is already under the target limit, the tool can export without extra compression. This keeps the original quality intact. You can still change format if you need a different file type. It is a quick way to keep the original look.
MB targets work well for photos because they keep more detail. For graphics with transparency, consider PNG, but be aware it can create larger files. WebP can be a good compromise if supported. If you need crisp text, PNG is usually safest.
JPG is a good default for photos, PNG is best for text and transparency, and WebP can reduce size while keeping quality if the platform supports it. Choose the format that your destination accepts to avoid rework.
Yes. The aspect ratio lock prevents stretching. You can resize dimensions or compress quality while keeping the original proportions. This helps keep composition consistent across outputs. Locking the ratio avoids stretched faces or logos.
Yes. The tool is optimized for large images. It can downscale and compress to hit your MB target without major quality loss. High-resolution sources may take longer but are supported. Start from the largest file you have for best results.
Yes. Processing happens in your browser, so images are not uploaded to a server and remain private. This is helpful for client work or sensitive assets. It also speeds up processing because there is no upload.
Yes. The resizer is free to use with no registration, watermarks, or hidden limits.
Your images are processed locally in your browser and are not uploaded to our servers.