Compress Jpeg to 240kb

Set a 240 KB ceiling and add a JPEG file; the page re-encodes it in your browser and keeps stepping quality and dimensions down until the file fits inside 240 KB. Because both are search variables, detail is preserved for as long as the budget allows instead of being thrown away at a fixed setting.

Target output: 240KB or smaller The browser will adjust JPEG quality and, when needed, dimensions to reach the selected limit. Review the preview before downloading.
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Supports JPG/JPEG only
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Current limit: up to 50 files · 1024 MB per file. Options vary by format.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Image Compression

Why is the result still not exactly 240 KB?

Encoders trade quality against bytes, so the output lands at or just under the 240 KB target rather than on it to the byte. Tighten or loosen the setting and run again until the size fits.

How much of the 240 KB budget goes to dimensions and how much to quality?

The page tries the largest clean frame that still fits first, then lowers quality only when size alone cannot reach 240 KB. Check the reported output size before you publish.

Will my original file be changed?

The result is downloaded as a separate file. Keep your original until you have checked the JPEG file at or under 240 KB.

What should I check before using the result?

Open the JPEG file at or under 240 KB in the application that consumes it and spot-check the parts that matter to you; the original file stays untouched if you need to re-run with different options.

How accurate is your tool when I compress JPEG to 240KB?

Our algorithm is finely tuned for precision. It analyzes your original file and applies a dynamic compression ratio designed to output a file as close to 240KB as technically possible. Due to the nature of JPEG compression, the result may be something like 239KB or 241KB, but you will consistently get a file within an acceptable range of the target, making it reliable for your needs.

Will the quality be terrible if I compress JPEG to 240KB?

Not at all. The goal is to find the optimal balance. A high-resolution 10MB photo compressed to 240KB will still look excellent on a website or as an email attachment. The reduction is achieved by discarding non-essential data. The image will remain clear, colorful, and professional for virtually all standard use cases. The quality is perfect for web use, social media, and document sharing.