Compress Image to 200KB

National-level entrance exams (engineering, medical, university admission) often process photos at a larger display size than a small banking-form passport photo, so their portals typically allow a wider range, commonly up to around 200KB, rather than the tighter 20-50KB range older government recruitment forms use.

Yes — 200KB is a comparatively generous ceiling for a single photo, so this tool can usually hold a high JPEG quality and still land under the limit, with far less visible compression than a 20-50KB target requires.

The general Image Compressor lets you pick a quality level and watch the resulting size; this page works the other way around — tell it the 200KB ceiling, and it searches for the quality that gets there, which is faster when you already know the exact limit a form requires.

Often yes — check your exam's notification for required width and height alongside the KB range. If so, use the Exam Photo & Signature Resizer, which sets the exact pixel size and the KB range together.