The -size option allows you to find files based on their size. By default, the argument to -size is 512-byte blocks, but adding a suffix can make things easier. The available suffixes are b (512-byte blocks), c (bytes), k (kilobytes), and w (2-byte words). Additionally, you can prepend a plus sign ("larger than") or minus sign ("smaller than").

For example, to find regular files in /usr/bin that are smaller than 50 bytes:

$ find /usr/bin -type f -size -50c
/usr/bin/krdb
/usr/bin/run-nautilus
/usr/bin/sgmlwhich
/usr/bin/muttbug