Certificates, ID cards and application photos often have to be under 200 KB. Drop the scan or photo here and get a copy that fits, made in your browser.
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A scanned page or a phone photo of a document, as JPEG, PNG or WEBP.
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Add “crop it to the page” to the request if there's desk around the document. The size limit is already filled in.
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Open the copy to check the small print is readable, then download it.
For a scanned document, readable text matters more than full resolution. A page around 1,600 pixels on its long side usually stays legible at 200 KB, while a full-size phone photo of the same page would need a quality so low that small print smears.
Crop the desk and shadows away first; the assistant can crop the image to the page before compressing it. Then it steps the quality down from high to low and keeps the first result under 200 KB, or tells you the smallest size it reached. Everything runs in your browser.
Phone cameras save every picture at full resolution, often several megabytes, which is far more detail than a form needs.
Yes, one page at a time, because a size limit applies to one image.
No. Camera details and location stored in the original are left out of the compressed copy.
No. It's compressed in your browser and stays on your device.