Compress image to
30KB JPG.
Reduce a photo to a 30KB JPG target for forms, exams, job portals, and small upload fields — private, in-browser, no signup.
Need a portal-specific page? Try FPSC 30KB JPG, PPSC 25KB JPG, NADRA under 100KB, or FBISE 40KB JPG. HEIC from iPhone? HEIC to JPG.
Kodotools Team · Last updated: June 27, 2026 · Files stay on your device
About this tool
Use this page when any form asks for a photo or image under 30KB. It is useful for job portals, exam forms, admission forms, and other small upload boxes. If your form also gives exact pixels, resize first with the image resizer, then compress here.
Who needs this tool?
- Applicants who see a 30KB upload limit on a form
- Users converting PNG, WebP, or HEIC into a small JPG
- Anyone who needs a very small photo without uploading files to a server
Popular 30KB use case
FPSC is one common 30KB JPG upload
| Use case | How to prepare |
|---|---|
| Generic forms | Choose the 30KB preset, export as JPG, then upload to the form. |
| FPSC photo | The FPSC guide says passport-size photograph, less than 30KB, JPEG format. |
| Dimension errors | If the portal rejects dimensions, resize/crop first, then compress again. |
This page is the general 30KB compressor. For FPSC-only instructions, use the dedicated compress image for FPSC page. Source checked for FPSC use case: FPSC Guidelines for Applying Online PDF, page 6.
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What makes us different
Built for real people,
not techies.
100% private. Always.
Your photos never touch a server. Every byte of work happens right inside your browser tab — no uploads, no accounts, no tracking pixels.
Instant compression
Most images compress in under a second. No queues, no uploads waiting.
iPhone HEIC ready
Drop iPhone photos directly. We auto-convert HEIC to JPEG before compressing.
Exact size control
Hits your target within 2% — every time.
Bulk upload
Drop 50 photos at once. Compress all in seconds.
Forever
No watermarks, no signups, no limits.
How it works
Three steps. Under 10 seconds.
Drop your images
Drag & drop or click. JPG, PNG, WebP and HEIC can be opened, then exported as a small JPG for upload.
Pick target size
Choose the 30KB preset, or type a custom KB value if your current form shows a different limit.
Download
Hit Compress and grab your perfectly-sized images. Done.
FAQ
Common questions
How do I compress an image to 30KB?
Upload your image, select the 30KB preset, click Compress, then download the JPG. If the image becomes too blurry, resize or crop from a cleaner original before compressing again.
Can I use this for FPSC 30KB photos?
Yes. FPSC is a common 30KB JPG/JPEG use case. For the full FPSC-specific workflow and source note, open the FPSC photo compressor.
Should I resize before compressing to 30KB?
Yes, especially for large mobile photos. If your form shows exact pixels, resize/crop first, then compress to 30KB. This usually gives a clearer result than compression alone.
Should the 30KB output be JPG or PNG?
For most strict upload forms, JPG/JPEG is safer and smaller than PNG. If your form names a format, follow that instruction exactly.
Is my image uploaded to a server?
No. Compression happens in your browser using JavaScript. Your image stays on your device.
Why is my compressed image still larger than 30KB?
Some images are already compressed or contain too much detail. Resize the image smaller first, crop unnecessary background, then run the 30KB preset again.
Does this work with iPhone HEIC photos?
Yes. You can open HEIC photos from iPhone and the tool will export a compressed JPG suitable for strict upload forms.
Can I use this page for other 30KB forms?
Yes. The compressor can target any 30KB upload field, but always follow the exact format and pixel rules shown on that specific form.
Does it work on mobile?
Fully. Works on Android and iOS browsers. Compress photos directly from your phone camera.
Is this tool really free?
Completely. No account, no watermarks, no usage caps. Files stay on your device.
Guides
Real use-cases, step by step
Practical walk-throughs for the most common forms with strict size limits.