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Compress HEIC to 50KB

Use repeated compression passes to get as close as possible to 50KB. HEIC remains the default output unless you switch formats manually.

Compression Settings

Lower quality = smaller file size

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Compress HEIC to 50KB Online

Use this page when you need to compress heic to 50KB online for iPhone photo uploads, forms, mobile sharing, and archive cleanup.

This page is built for users who specifically need to compress HEIC to a target size. It keeps a HEIC-first workflow by default while still letting you switch to JPG, WebP, PNG, or GIF if a stricter size cap requires it.

Reduce HEIC for upload rules

Compress HEIC photos before sending them to systems with strict file-size limits.

Keep HEIC output by default

The workflow starts with HEIC output so you can stay closer to the original mobile photo pipeline.

Batch compress HEIC to a limit

Upload multiple HEIC files, compare the results, and download the best match for the size target.

Features

100% Client-Side

Compress HEIC to 50KB online with repeated quality and resize passes while keeping HEIC as the default output format.

Batch Compression

Compress HEIC to 50KB online with repeated quality and resize passes while keeping HEIC as the default output format.

Adjust Compression Level

Compress HEIC to 50KB online with repeated quality and resize passes while keeping HEIC as the default output format.

HEIC

Compress HEIC to 50KB online with repeated quality and resize passes while keeping HEIC as the default output format.

How to Compress Images

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Upload

Compress HEIC to 50KB online with repeated quality and resize passes while keeping HEIC as the default output format.

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Configure

Compress HEIC to 50KB online with repeated quality and resize passes while keeping HEIC as the default output format.

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Compress

Compress HEIC to 50KB online with repeated quality and resize passes while keeping HEIC as the default output format.

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Download

Compress HEIC to 50KB online with repeated quality and resize passes while keeping HEIC as the default output format.

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