Green does not need to be registered, and the compression quality is high and almost lossless. 67 MB can be compressed to 1MB, which supports batch compression. I think it is good to recommend it to you.

Ps is also ok. All you have to do is open it with PS and reduce the image size. That's what I did.

Ps, light and shadow are ok.

To modify (a picture or photograph) with a computer.

Methods: 1. Open the picture to be compressed in Photoshop.

2. Click File-Save As-Save (create a new file name and overwrite the source file name line).

3. After saving, a dialog box will pop up to adjust the quality (1- 10). 1 lowest, 10 highest. The lower the quality, the smaller the picture. Conversely, the higher the quality, the bigger the picture.

Download Isee software, I use this.

If you can't use PS, but use this software HprSnap6, you can finish it in one minute, both online and offline. I hope I can help you!

You can do it while drawing. First, open the picture with drawing, click on the image/resize and distort it, and change the parallelism and levelness inside to the desired ratio, then confirm.

Ha ha, brother, this problem can be solved in the following two ways:

1. The resolution of the original image is relatively high. If you want to lose weight by reducing the resolution, you can open it in photoshop, then click Image-Image Size to reduce the resolution, and then confirm to save it. When saving, you can also set the quality.

2. If you don't want to change the resolution of the original picture, you just want to lose weight. You can open it with the picture viewing software acdsee, and then click File-Save As. In the "Options" in the lower right corner, adjust the "Image Quality" to about 45, and then confirm to save. This will sacrifice the picture quality, but it is not obvious.

3. After the above 1, you can also use 2 to lose weight again, and the effect is obvious.

The above methods are absolutely effective. I usually use this method to make drawings. I won't tell most people. You asked this question today. I think it is really good that everyone is good, so I said it.

Just use the cutting tool in PS software. Just make the pixels smaller. I just learned it, too I wish I could help my dear. What software does the picture use to make KB smaller? How come? What's the hurry?

I want to upload a picture, but it can't exceed 100KB. My photo is about 700KB. What should I do? What software can I use to get them? How to operate them? Please advise. Thank you.

If you can't find the drawing software on the computer, start-run-enter ms paint. exe- then find the picture you want to modify in File-Open, and then click Image-Stretch and Distort-to modify the horizontal and vertical percentage to 80 in stretching. Just modify these two data and save them as they are, so that if they are not modified enough or too much, you can call the original file to modify them until you are satisfied. This is the most basic and simple picture operation, and no other powerful picture processing software is needed.

hope this helps

Is there any software that can convert many digital photos into hundreds of KB pictures at a time?

ACDSee can be converted into JPG in batches, and the compression rate is set to about 50%. Generally, 1024*768 will be around 100K, otherwise the size will only be reduced.