200 KB from the first click
Studio opens with size budget enabled at 200 KB. Drop a catalog folder and encode every file to the same cap.
Size budget · 200 KB
Compress images under 200 KBroom for product and blog photos
Two hundred kilobytes is the usual cap for product shots, blog figures, and many social preview fields. Open Studio with a 200 KB size budget already on — highest quality that fits, resize only when it has to, nothing uploaded.
Built for this exact job
Everything you need — no uploads, no accounts, no compromises.
Less crushing than 50 or 100 KB
Quality search still runs, but 200 KB leaves more room for texture, type in screenshots, and wider blog images.
WebP, AVIF, JPEG, or JXL
Switch codecs after you land. Size budget follows the active lossy format.
Local encode
WebAssembly codecs run in your browser. Photos are not uploaded; session replay does not record image pixels.
Three stepsno upload step
Open the studio, process your files locally, and download — all in your browser.
Open Studio at 200 KB
This page sets ?budget=200kb. After Studio hydrates, size budget is on and allow-resize is on so stubborn files can still land under the cap.
Queue the batch
Drop files or a folder. Nested images are queued; non-images are skipped. GIF uses the first frame only — animation is not encoded. TIFF uses the first page only.
Export
Check the size-budget readout on the preview, then download individually or as a ZIP that keeps folder paths.
200 KB for photos that still have to sell
Product grids, case-study figures, and many Open Graph fields sit around a 200 KB ceiling. That is tight for a 2400px original and comfortable for a 1200px WebP or AVIF. Resize to the layout width, then let the budget search quality.
If a platform wants 50 KB or 100 KB instead, use those pages — they are the same encoder with a stricter cap.
Honest limits
Size-budget encoding runs on JPEG, WebP, AVIF, JPEG XL, and PNG (binary-search palette colors with Reduce palette, then Oxipng). Best for logos and flat graphics; photos usually fit better as WebP or AVIF.
Size-budget encoding skips QOI — use quality and resize instead.
GIF uses the first frame only — animation is not encoded. TIFF uses the first page only.
Common questions
Quick answers before you open the studio.
Related pages
Other ways Asset Melt can help with your images.
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