Where 200 KB limits show up
200 KB is a common cap for profile photos, scanned ID images and document photos on job portals, school systems and online government services. It is generous enough to keep a sharp photo — if the compression is done carefully.
What happens to your photo
- The image is rotated the right way up (phone photos often store rotation separately).
- If you set dimensions, it is cropped or resized to them.
- Camera data such as GPS location is removed by default.
- The quality is searched until the file is as close to 200 KB as safely possible.
Tip for phone photos
A modern phone photo is 2–5 MB. For a 200 KB limit, a width of about 1600 px usually keeps faces and text crisp. Choose “Max” dimensions and enter 1600 for the width if you want control; otherwise Zekoya picks a size for you.
Questions
Does it work on iPhone and Android?
Yes. Use “Choose file” to pick a photo from your gallery; everything runs in the mobile browser.
Can I keep the camera metadata?
For JPG to JPG you can choose “Keep”. Other combinations remove metadata, and the result says so.
Is there a limit on how many images?
No sign-up and no daily limit. Each image is processed on your own device.