A larger limit changes the tradeoff
Under 100 KB does not mean exactly 100 KB. A file may be well below the limit, and dimensions can remain unchanged when the encoder can satisfy the requirement.
Fylqen
Compress an image under 100KB
Use a 100 KB maximum when an upload form allows a larger file, then verify the actual output before downloading it.
Start here: This page starts with a 100 KB maximum for workflows that allow more room than a 50 KB upload limit.
Image preview and result
Compare your original image with the ready file side by side.
No upload or storage occurs.
Image requirements
Set your requirements or paste a requirement text.
Paste requirements
OR
Set requirements manually
Quickly apply common requirements.
How to use this page
Step 1
Choose the image
Inspect the selected source locally, including its original dimensions and measured size.
Step 2
Use the 100 KB limit
Keep Maximum mode at 100 KB or edit the field to match the destination's current instructions.
Step 3
Review the tradeoff
Verify the actual output and its dimensions before downloading; a result below 100 KB is already compliant.
Resizing is bounded
When quality reduction alone cannot meet the maximum, Fylqen may use its existing bounded resize path. If the requirement remains impossible, it reports the result instead of claiming success.