When 2 MB is the limit
A 2 MB per-image cap is common where quality still matters: photo contests and community galleries, support tickets that need a clear photo of a damaged item, insurance and warranty claims, real estate listings, school and club submissions, and website builders that limit each upload. These are places where someone may zoom in, so you want the lightest touch possible.
At 2 MB, compression is gentle. A photo from a recent phone or a camera usually fits by lowering the quality only slightly, keeping its full dimensions.
Camera and drone photos
Photos from dedicated cameras, drones and phones in high-resolution modes can be 10 MB or more. ConvertirDocs first tries to fit them by quality alone. If the image is so large that it can't reach 2 MB that way, it reduces the dimensions step by step until it fits, and tells you if the target still couldn't be met.
If you'd rather choose the dimensions yourself, set a maximum side, for example 4000 pixels, which is still plenty for printing at common photo sizes.
Claims and support tickets
When you document damage, a missing part or a faulty product, the person reviewing your photo needs to see details: serial numbers, scratches, labels. A 2 MB target keeps those details while getting the photo past upload limits. Take the photo in good light, close to the subject, and compress it here without reducing its dimensions unless necessary.
If the claim form wants all photos in a single document, put them in one PDF with “JPG to PDF”, then use “Compress PDF” if the result exceeds the limit.
PNG and other formats
If your image is a large PNG, such as a detailed screenshot or a design export, ConvertirDocs reduces it to a palette of up to 256 colors, which often brings it under 2 MB with no visible change. For photos saved as PNG, choosing JPG or WEBP as output works much better, since photos have too many colors for a small palette. Converting a transparent image to JPG fills the transparent areas with white.
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