Resize Image to 60 KB
Need a picture that is 60 KB or smaller? Add your photo below and CometBits finds the highest quality that still fits under 60 KB. It runs entirely in your browser, so your image is never uploaded.
Runs in your browser. Your files never leave your device.
- 1Add file
- 2Adjust
- 3Download
No file handy?
How it works
- 01Add your image, or drag it onto the box.
- 02Pick a target size such as 20 KB, 50 KB or 100 KB, or type your own.
- 03Press Resize, check the preview, then download your image.
Where you need this
Some university and recruitment portals allow photos up to 60 KB.
Other image sizes
- Resize image to 10 KB
- Resize image to 15 KB
- Resize image to 20 KB
- Resize image to 25 KB
- Resize image to 30 KB
- Resize image to 40 KB
- Resize image to 50 KB
- Resize image to 70 KB
- Resize image to 80 KB
- Resize image to 100 KB
- Resize image to 150 KB
- Resize image to 200 KB
- Resize image to 250 KB
- Resize image to 300 KB
- Resize image to 400 KB
- Resize image to 500 KB
- Resize image to 1 MB
- Resize image to 2 MB
Guides for this tool
- How to Reduce Photo Size in KB on Your Phone (Android and iPhone)Reduce a photo to 20 KB, 50 KB, 100 KB or 200 KB right on your phone, with no app to install. Step-by-step for Android and iPhone, free and private.2 min
- How to Reduce an Image to 20 KB for Online FormsA simple, step-by-step way to get a photo or signature under 20 KB for exam and job application forms, without it turning blurry.2 min
Questions
How do I reduce an image to 60 KB?
Add your image, keep 60 KB selected as the target and press Resize. The tool lowers the quality and, if needed, the pixel size until the file fits under 60 KB, then you download it.
Will my photo still look good at 60 KB?
Yes, for most photos. We pick the highest quality that fits, so the picture stays as sharp as 60 KB allows.
Is the result exactly 60 KB?
It is at or just under 60 KB. If a form needs a file of at least a certain size, switch on the option to match the target size closely.
Is my image uploaded to a server?
No. Everything happens inside your browser on your own device, so your photo stays private.
What if the image is already smaller than my target?
We tell you. The tool never makes a picture bigger on purpose, so you can use the original file if it already fits.