Compress an image to 700 KB in seconds, free and right in your browser. No upload, no signup, no watermark. Drop a photo and hit your exact target size instantly.
Great for full-screen hero banners, photography galleries, high-resolution display images, and image-led landing pages where a single large visual carries the design.
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To compress an image to 700 KB (716,800 bytes) for free, drop it into SammaPix Compress and adjust the quality slider until the output meets the target — for most photos, quality 75-90% reaches 700 KB. Processing happens 100% in your browser using the Canvas API — no upload, no signup, no watermark. Tested on 100 real images: SammaPix matched SSIMULACRA 2 quality scores above 65 (no visible loss) at all output sizes >= 50 KB. For sizes below 25 KB, expect visible compression artifacts on photographic content — vector-style images and screenshots fare best.
Open the SammaPix Compress tool and drag your image into the drop zone. Supports JPEG, PNG, WebP, and GIF.
Adjust the quality slider until the output size is at or below 700 KB. Lower quality = smaller file.
Download your compressed image instantly. Everything runs in your browser — your photos never leave your device.
Typical results when compressing a photo to 700 KB.
| Property | Original | Compressed |
|---|---|---|
| File size | 10.3 MB | 700 KB |
| Quality | 100% | 88-95% |
| Size reduction | — | ~93% |
| Format | JPEG / PNG | JPEG / WebP |
At 700 KB you can hold a 2400-2800 px wide image at quality 88-93% — sharp on 4K and ultrawide monitors.
Use 700 KB sparingly: one full-screen hero per page, never multiple, to keep Largest Contentful Paint acceptable.
WebP at 700 KB rivals a 1.4 MB JPEG — always prefer WebP for full-screen visuals when the browser supports it.
Combine with a low-res LQIP placeholder so users see an instant blurred preview while the 700 KB hero streams in.
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Use Compress to reduce your images to 700 KB or below, or Convert to WebP for even smaller files at the same quality.
For a single full-screen hero, yes — provided you lazy-load everything else and use a placeholder. At 2400 px+ wide it looks pristine on large displays. Just avoid putting more than one 700 KB image above the fold.
In SammaPix, resize to around 2500 px on the long edge and compress at quality 88-92% until the output reads near 700 KB. WebP reaches this target with cleaner detail than JPEG at the same size.
700 KB loads meaningfully faster and is usually indistinguishable from 1 MB at screen resolution. Reserve 1 MB for cases needing maximum fidelity, like print preview or extreme-zoom galleries.
Only if mishandled. With lazy loading, a properly sized srcset for mobile, and a single hero placement, a 700 KB image can coexist with good Core Web Vitals. Serving it to phones at full size is what causes problems — use responsive variants.
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All compression happens in your browser. Your images never leave your device — nothing is uploaded to any server.
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No waiting for server processing. Compress images in milliseconds using your device's own hardware.
Free, no limits
Compress as many images as you want. No watermarks, no sign-up, no daily caps on the free plan.