100 MB JPG test file
A JPEG image of exactly 104,857,600 bytes, created instantly in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, and there is no sign-up.
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What’s inside the file
A valid 1×1 pixel JPEG followed by padding. Browsers and image libraries open it; the padding makes it the exact size you need.
- Size: 104,857,600 bytes = 100 MB (binary) ≈ 104.86 MB (decimal)
- MIME type:
image/jpeg - File name:
dummy-100mb.jpg
Will a 100 MB file upload?
How a 100 MB file compares with published limits (verified 2026-09-27):
| Service | Limit | 100 MB file |
|---|---|---|
| Gmail — email attachments (total per message) | 25 MB | Too big |
| Outlook.com — email attachments | 25 MB | Too big |
| Yahoo Mail — email attachments (total per message) | 25 MB | Too big |
| WhatsApp — documents / files | 2 GB | Fits |
| Discord (free) — file attachments | 20 MB | Too big |
| Slack — file upload | 1 GB | Fits |
| Facebook Messenger — files in chats | 100 MB | Fits |
| Notion (Free) — file upload | 5 MB | Too big |
| Trello (Free) — card attachment from computer | 10 MB | Too big |
| X (Twitter) — image | 5 MB | Too big |
| LinkedIn — document post (pdf, docx, pptx) | 100 MB | Fits |
| Shopify — product image | 20 MB | Too big |
| Typeform — file upload question | 10 MB | Too big |
Sources and 40+ more limits (servers, frameworks, cloud storage): file upload limits reference.
Good for testing
- Profile-photo and avatar upload limits
- Image resize / thumbnail workers
- CDN and image-optimisation rules
Questions
Is this 100 MB JPG exactly 104,857,600 bytes?
Yes. The file is exactly 104,857,600 bytes (100 MB with 1 MB = 1,024 × 1,024 bytes). If the system you test counts 1 MB as 1,000,000 bytes, use the 100,000,000-byte button instead.
Will the JPG file open?
A valid 1×1 pixel JPEG followed by padding. Browsers and image libraries open it; the padding makes it the exact size you need.
Is it safe? Where does the file come from?
The file is created by JavaScript in your own browser when you click the button. Nothing is uploaded or downloaded from a server, and the file contains no macros, scripts or personal data.
More about the format: JPG format guide.