DURUPOP · PHOTO FIT

Finish the upload that a file-size limit interrupted.

Photo Fit reduces a photo’s file size and maximum width, then shows the exact output bytes and dimensions. Photo processing happens on your device.

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When it helps

Attaching an application photo

Match a requirement such as “JPG, at most 100KB” and compare the output bytes with the destination’s limit. Check required dimensions, background and face position separately.

Sending several smaller photos

Apply one size limit and maximum width, then download the results individually or as a ZIP. Choose JPG for common upload forms, or WebP when the destination supports it.

What the result tells you

A rounded “100KB” label can conceal an oversize file. Photo Fit shows actual file bytes, the target in bytes, and pixel dimensions together. Results above the limit are marked over target.

The default is 1KB = 1,000 bytes. Use 1,024 only if the destination specifies it. Width is a maximum: the tool does not enlarge small images or crop them to fixed dimensions.

What changes during conversion

Storage and scope

Photos and file names are not stored on the server. Reloading or closing the page clears the file list and converted results. If you choose to remember settings, only size, dimensions and output-format preferences stay on your device.

Core conversion is free. Photo Fit does not crop, retouch faces, check passport-photo rules or submit files for you. Meeting the byte limit does not confirm that every rule of the destination has been met.

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If something goes wrong

Start with the conversion troubleshooting guide. A useful report includes your browser, input format and size, target settings and error message. You do not need to send a personal photo.

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Features and guidance checked: October 14, 2026. The guide explains how each example was made and what was checked.