WeVividWeVividShrink a JPG or WebP photo with a quality slider, and see the file size drop live as you drag it — right in your browser.
No — this only changes the compression quality, keeping the original width and height. Use Image Resizer if you also want smaller dimensions.
WebP usually compresses smaller than JPG at the same visual quality, but JPG has wider compatibility with older apps and printers.
Use Resize Photo to KB if you need to hit an exact size like 50KB or 200KB for a form.