How to use: Compress image to 150 KB
- 1Add one photo or a whole batch.
- 2The target is set to 150 KB.
- 3Press "Compress" and NapTools picks the best quality for each file.
- 4Download individually or as one ZIP.
Documents as images
Many portals accept documents only as JPG: Aadhaar front and back, caste and income certificates, mark sheets, fee receipts. For these, text legibility matters more than anything else. At 150 KB, an A4 page photographed with a phone keeps stamps, signatures and small print readable.
Photographing a document well
- Lay the document flat on a dark surface so its edges are clear.
- Turn off the flash to avoid a white glare patch.
- Hold the phone parallel to the page; tilted shots make text look smaller at the far edge.
- Crop to the document before compressing.
Batch your uploads
Applications often need five or six documents. Add them all here at once and download one ZIP, with each file named after the original plus “-150kb”.
Frequently asked questions
What should I use 150 KB for?
Scanned certificates, marksheets and ID cards uploaded as images, and profile photos on job and freelance sites. It's large enough to keep small text readable.
Will a phone screenshot stay readable?
Yes. Screenshots compress very well; most fit in 150 KB with text perfectly legible.
Can I keep my photo's original dimensions?
Usually yes. Dimensions are only reduced if quality alone cannot reach 150 KB, which mostly happens with very large, detailed camera photos.