Drop a photo, get a copy guaranteed under 500 KB at the best quality that fits. Nothing is uploaded — it all happens in your browser.
Half a megabyte is a gentle limit — common on modern CMSs, marketplace listings, and forums that just want to keep pages fast. For most photos this is an easy fit, and the result is hard to tell from the original at any normal viewing size.
A 12–48 MP phone photo lands here at roughly 2000–2600 px on the long edge with high JPEG quality — plenty for full-screen viewing on any laptop or phone. If PixFit reports quality 85+ with no scaling, the compression is effectively invisible. Where you might notice: very detailed scenes viewed at 100% zoom, or images you plan to print large. For those, use the original.
Drop them all at once — PixFit's batch mode takes up to 100 images, fits each one to the same target, shows a per-file table of results, and gives you a single ZIP download. Everything still runs on your device, which also means there's no per-file upload wait: the time you see is the actual compression.