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Alternatives to iLoveIMG for resizing and compressing photos

Pick PixelFit for an exact KB range or a form photo size, done on your device (free; Pro $12 one-time); ImageResizer.com if you handle very large files (from $6.99 a month); Simple Image Resizer if you want an app on your phone (from $2.99 a month). All of them resize and compress photos like iLoveIMG.

Try it: a JPG under 200 KB

JPG · under 200 KB (at most 200,000 bytes) · original pixel size · white background

PixelFit aims at 200,000 bytes or less, so the file passes whether the form counts 1 KB as 1,000 or 1,024 bytes.

Fit, background and padding white background

Saving presets is part of Pro.

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Pick a photo to fit it to under 200 KB (at most 200,000 bytes).

The result appears here: the exact byte count, pixel size and quality, the size before and after, a preview and a download button.

iLoveIMG and 3 alternatives

Prices, batches and file types as published by each tool, checked 31 October 2026; batch = the largest batch any plan names; files = what the home page file picker lists.
ToolPaid plansLargest batchFiles it opensGood choice
iLoveIMG (the tool you are replacing) $5 a month (lowest over a year: $60) Not on the captured pages See its tool pages When you need many different image jobs in one place
PixelFit Free tool; Pro $12 one-time 25 free, 500 with Pro JPG, JFIF, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, AVIF, SVG and ICO; HEIC where the browser reads it When you need an exact KB range or a form photo size, on your device
ImageResizer.com $6.99 a month or $9.99 a month (lowest over a year: $83.88) 100 images JPG, JPEG, PNG and WebP; converter pages for PSD, DNG, SVG and XPS and more When you handle very large files
Simple Image Resizer $2.99 a month or $19.99 a year (lowest over a year: $19.99) 25 images JPG, JPE, JPEG, PNG, GIF, SVG, BMP, WebP and HEIC When you want an app on your phone

Why pick each one instead of iLoveIMG

Each difference below is worked out from the published prices, plan limits and file pickers, checked 31 October 2026.

  • PixelFit instead of iLoveIMG

    Free for single photos and batches of up to 25, with no account; PixelFit Pro is $12 one-time, against $5 a month for iLoveIMG Premium ($60 over a year). It takes a minimum and a maximum file size and a pixel or print size at a DPI, and 61 pages open it set to the photo or signature rules of a named form. The photo is processed in your browser and never uploaded; for iLoveIMG, our capture suggests server processing but could not confirm it.

  • ImageResizer.com instead of iLoveIMG

    Its cheapest paid plan, Pro at $6.99 a month, comes to $83.88 over a year, $23.88 more than iLoveIMG Premium ($60 over a year). It publishes a batch limit of up to 100 images on its paid plans; iLoveIMG's captured pages publish none. Pick it if you handle very large files: Pro accepts up to 50 MB per image and Ultra up to 1 GB, while PixelFit has no MB limit of its own but outputs at most 16.8 megapixels on iPhone and iPad and 64 megapixels elsewhere.

  • Simple Image Resizer instead of iLoveIMG

    Its cheapest paid plan, Annual at $19.99 a year, is $40.01 less than iLoveIMG Premium ($60 over a year). It publishes a batch limit of up to 25 images on its paid plans; iLoveIMG's captured pages publish none. Pick it if you want an app on your phone: its home page links to a mobile app on Apple's App Store, while PixelFit runs in the browser only.

What to check before you leave iLoveIMG

  • Tools you would give up: photo editor, rotate, HTML to image and blur face. We did not find them on the captured pages of the 3 alternatives here.
  • Language: iLoveIMG has 25 languages besides English in its sitemap; PixelFit is in English only.
  • Price: iLoveIMG's published plans are Premium at $5 a month. A subscription keeps billing until you cancel it; a one-time price does not renew. Its pricing page also shows a $59 figure that our capture did not tie to a plan, so check whether that is a yearly option.

When staying with iLoveIMG makes sense

iLoveIMG is an all-in-one online image editor with separate tools for each job.

  • Stay if you need many different image jobs in one place: its home page lists 13 tools, including background removal, upscaling, watermarks, face blurring and HTML to image, none of which PixelFit does.
  • Stay if you work in a language other than English: its sitemap lists home pages in 25 languages besides English, while PixelFit is in English only.
  • Stay if a team shares the work: Premium is sold for groups of up to 25 users.

Sources

  1. iLoveIMG home page, captured 31 October 2026: iloveimg.com/
  2. iLoveIMG pricing page, captured 31 October 2026: iloveimg.com/pricing
  3. ImageResizer.com home page, captured 31 October 2026: imageresizer.com/
  4. ImageResizer.com pricing page, captured 31 October 2026: imageresizer.com/pricing
  5. Simple Image Resizer home page, captured 31 October 2026: simpleimageresizer.com/
  6. Simple Image Resizer pricing page, captured 31 October 2026: simpleimageresizer.com/pricing
  7. PixelFit facts: this site's own tool (free batches of 25, Pro batches of 500) and pricing page littlepixelfit.com/pricing/
  8. How the competitor facts were gathered: the home page, pricing page, loaded scripts and, where one was published, the sitemap of each site, captured on 31 October 2026. Prices and limits change, so check the pricing page before you pay.

Frequently asked questions

What is the cheapest alternative to iLoveIMG?

PixelFit is free for single photos and batches of up to 25, and its Pro is $12 one-time. Of the other subscriptions, Simple Image Resizer Annual at $19.99 a year costs the least over a year ($19.99); iLoveIMG Premium comes to $60 over a year (checked 31 October 2026). Its pricing page also shows a $59 figure that our capture did not tie to a plan, so check whether that is a yearly option.

Is there an iLoveIMG alternative that does not upload photos?

PixelFit processes every photo in your browser and has no upload server, so ID photos and signatures stay on your device. ImageResizer.com's home page has a section headed 'Privacy Guaranteed', but our capture did not record its wording, so check its privacy policy. For Simple Image Resizer, our capture suggests server processing but could not confirm it. Check each privacy policy before uploading a document.

Which iLoveIMG alternative takes the biggest batches?

ImageResizer.com names batches of up to 100 images on its largest plan. PixelFit takes 25 per batch for free, with a download per file, and 500 in one ZIP with Pro.

Can I hit an exact file size like 50 KB with these alternatives?

PixelFit is built for it: type a maximum, or a range such as 20 to 50 KB, and it searches the quality until the file fits, reading a KB as both 1,000 and 1,024 bytes. Simple Image Resizer links a resize-image-to-KB page from its home page; we did not capture how it works. The captured pages of iLoveIMG and ImageResizer.com do not show a KB target.

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