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Resize Photo for Exam and Job Forms

Pick your exam, choose your photo and get a JPG in the exact size and KB range the form asks for. Your photo never leaves your phone.

Files stay on your device

1. Choose size

⁦200 × 230 px · 20–50 KB⁩

Checked on 20-10-2026. Rules change — always match the official notification of your exam.

Unit

The final file will be between these sizes

2. Choose photo

Files stay on your device

3. Adjust and download

Your file

Choose a photo to see the result here.

How to resize a photo for a form

  1. Choose your exam preset (for example IBPS Photo) or pick Custom and type the size.
  2. Tap Choose photo and pick a clear photo with your face in the middle.
  3. Drag the photo and use the zoom slider so your face fits the frame.
  4. If the form asks, turn on Name and date and type your name.
  5. Check the final size, then tap Download JPG.

Frequently asked questions

How do I resize a photo to 20 KB to 50 KB?

Choose a preset with 20–50 KB (for example IBPS Photo) or pick Custom and type 20 and 50 in the KB boxes. The tool tries many quality levels and gives the best-looking JPG that stays inside that range.

What is the IBPS photo size?

Recent IBPS notices ask for 200 × 230 pixels and 20–50 KB in JPG. IBPS also takes a live photo during the form. Always check the notification of your exam, as rules can change.

Do I still need to upload a photo for SSC, UPSC and NEET?

These portals now take your main photo live with the webcam or phone camera while you fill the form. Use the photo presets only if your form still asks for an uploaded photo. Signature and thumb impression uploads are still needed.

How do I convert cm to pixels?

Switch the unit to cm and type the size, for example 3.5 × 4.5 cm. The tool turns it into pixels using the DPI you choose (200 DPI by default) and also writes that DPI into the JPG.

My form asks for name and date on the photo. Can I add it?

Yes. Turn on Name and date. A white strip with your name and the date is added at the bottom, inside the same final size.

Is my photo uploaded to your server?

No. The photo is resized inside your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere.

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