Image tools
Set a 1 MB output target for uploads that need a smaller image file. The existing compressor searches supported output quality settings and reports when it cannot reach the requested size.
A 1 MB file can suit high-resolution uploads with a one-megabyte limit. Check the receiving site's actual limit and required pixel dimensions; file size alone does not determine whether an image will look sharp.
The compressor searches lossy quality settings for the selected JPEG or WebP format. If the source is large or detailed, the requested size may not be achievable at acceptable quality. Reduce pixel dimensions first, then compare the preview before downloading.
JPEG and WebP are available in this target-size workflow. Lossy compression can soften detail or create artifacts, especially in text, fine edges, and gradients. Keep an original copy and inspect the preview at the size where it will be used.
A 1 MB ceiling may not require aggressive compression for a small image. Keep the source dimensions appropriate to where the image will appear.