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Fit a photo or PDF to an exact KB or MB cap

Portals reject files that are too large or too small. Set a minimum and a maximum; Convertify compresses until the file lands inside that window. Nothing is uploaded.

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KB a form asks for

Job / university MB caps

When a compressor overshoots the floor

Government and bank forms (UPSC, EPFO, passport seva, KYC) often publish a band such as 20–50 KB or 100–200 KB. Job portals, visa sites, and university apps in the US, UK, Canada, and Australia usually name a ceiling instead — 500 KB, 1 MB, 2 MB. A tool that only shrinks can leave you under the minimum or still over the maximum. This page keeps both ends.

Photo presets cover 10–20, 20–50, 20–100, 20–200, 20–300, 50–200, and 100–200 KB. Larger chips cover 0.5–1 MB, 1–2 MB, and 2–5 MB. PDFs and photos (JPG, PNG, WebP) both work. Photos download as JPEG because that is the format that can actually hit a 20–50 KB band.

Need a hard ceiling only — 100 KB for a form, or under 10 MB for email? Use Compress PDF. Need US 2×2 or 630×810 pixels as well as kilobytes? Crop on Passport photo first.

How to Fit a File to an Exact Size Range - Step by Step Guide

1

Upload a PDF or photo

Drop a PDF, JPG, PNG, or WebP. Nothing is uploaded — the file stays in this browser tab.

2

Set the min and max

Pick a form preset (20–50 KB, 50–200 KB, 100–200 KB) or type any window, including 1–2 MB for job and university portals.

3

Fit and download

Convertify compresses until the file is at least the minimum and at most the maximum, then you save it locally.

Frequently Asked Questions about Fit to Size

Why do some forms reject a file that is too small, not just too large?

Many KYC, UPSC, EPFO, and bank portals publish a band such as 20–50 KB or 100–200 KB. A normal compressor only has a ceiling, so it can overshoot the floor. Fit to size keeps iterating until the output is inside both limits.

Can I fit a photo to 20–50 KB, 50–200 KB, or 100–200 KB?

Yes. Those ranges are presets on this page. They cover common India form-upload rules and similar job-portal photo caps. You can also type any custom min and max in KB.

Does this work for job portals, visa sites, and university applications?

Yes, when the portal states an exact KB or MB cap rather than a pixel crop. Use a 0.5–1 MB, 1–2 MB, or 2–5 MB window for many English-language job and university uploads. If the form also demands a passport crop (US 2×2 or 630×810), use the Passport photo tool first, then come back here only if the kilobytes are still wrong.

Should I use Fit to size or Compress PDF?

Use Compress PDF when you only need a file under a target (100 KB, 200 KB, 10 MB, Gmail’s 25 MB). Use Fit to size when the form also enforces a minimum, or when you are sizing a photo into a tight KB band. Both run in your browser.

JPEG or PNG — what comes out?

Photos are saved as JPEG, which is what most upload portals expect and the format that can actually hit a 20–50 KB band. PDFs stay PDFs. If a portal insists on PNG, it usually will not also demand a 50 KB ceiling — PNG is the larger format.

Does my file leave this device?

No. Fitting happens in your browser. There is no upload, account, or watermark. Close the tab and the working copy is gone; only the file you chose to download stays on your device.

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