Need smaller photos? Start here.

Photos too large to send? These guides will help you choose a size limit and get your files ready.

• When SizeCap is the right tool — the combined size-cap job, and when another compressor is a better fit.
• Fit several photos under one size limit — useful when a website checks the size of all your files together.
• Make photos smaller for email — send a few photos without running into attachment limits.
• Shrink photos for a job application — a portal rejects a file, or several uploads share one budget.
• A website form says your file is too large — the same little size walls on government, tax, exam, and visa sites around the world.
• Shrink photos for a government form — an ID, exam, or visa portal rejects a JPEG over a KB limit.
• Shrink files for a tax office upload — a receipt photo or PDF has to fit IRS, HMRC, ELSTER, GST, or another tax site.
• Shrink a PDF for a government form — USCIS, VFS, IRCC, ANTS, GST, or another portal rejects a scan over a megabyte limit.
• Fit claim photos under one upload limit — damage or receipt photos have to fit one claim upload.
• Make listing photos small enough to upload — a selling site caps each photo or the whole listing.
• Reduce a photo to a KB limit — get a single JPEG ready for a form or application.

Need a PDF under a portal cap instead of JPEGs? Use the PDF compressor or photos to PDF. Need a width and height first? Use resize. See all of them on SizeCap tools.

Whichever you need, your files stay on your device while SizeCap makes them smaller.