Free online photo tool

Passport size photo maker, online and free 20KB, 50KB, UPSC & SSC ready

Resize, compress and convert your photo to the exact size an exam or application form needs — in seconds, with nothing to install. Works with JPG, PNG, WEBP, HEIC (iPhone) and more.

No login required Free forever HEIC, PNG, WEBP & more Instant download
Photos
Signatures & documents
File size only

Presets follow commonly published requirements. Exam bodies change them often, so always confirm against your own notification and edit any value below if it differs.

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JPG, PNG, WEBP, HEIC, AVIF, GIF, BMP or TIFF — up to 10 MB.
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Your photo is processed securely on our server and deleted automatically. Hidden metadata such as camera details and location is removed from the result.

How it works

Three steps, no software to install.

1
Upload your photo

Choose a JPG, PNG, WEBP, HEIC, AVIF, GIF, BMP or TIFF image from your device.

2
Pick a preset or set your own

Tap an exam preset (SSC, IBPS, NEET, UPSC, PAN, Passport Seva and more) or enter exact width, height and target size.

3
Convert and download

Your resized, compressed photo downloads instantly — ready to upload to the form.

Why photo specs actually matter

UPSC, SSC, banking and passport forms reject uploads that miss their exact pixel dimensions or file-size limit — often silently, until the application won't submit.

  • Fewer rejected applications
    Match the exact width, height and KB limit a form expects, the first time.
  • No studio visit needed
    Turn a phone photo into an exam-ready file without paying for reprints.
  • One photo, many forms
    Reuse the same source photo across UPSC, SSC, passport and other applications with different presets.
Common form requirements
Passport Seva photo 630 × 810 px · up to 250 KB
IBPS / SBI photo 200 × 230 px · 20–50 KB
IBPS / SBI / SSC signature 140 × 60 px · 10–20 KB
NEET / JEE / CUET photo 10–200 KB
Upload formats JPG · PNG · WEBP · HEIC · AVIF · GIF · BMP · TIFF
Download formats JPG · PNG · WEBP

Everything you need, nothing you don't

Exact pixel resizing

Set precise width and height, or use a ready-made preset. Photos are cropped to fit, not squashed.

Compress to a target size

Hit 20KB, 50KB or any custom file-size limit, with the best quality that still fits.

HEIC, PNG, WEBP & more

Upload JPG, PNG, WEBP, HEIC, AVIF, GIF, BMP or TIFF and download as JPG, PNG or WEBP.

No login, no watermark

Use it as many times as you need, completely free.

Instant download

Your converted photo downloads automatically when it's ready.

Works on any device

Phone, tablet or desktop — including iPhone HEIC photos. No app to install.

Who uses this tool

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UPSC & SSC aspirants

Meeting exact photo specs for civil services and staff selection forms.

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Passport applicants

Preparing a compliant passport-size photo before applying online.

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Banking exam candidates

IBPS, SBI and other banking recruitment applications.

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Students

College admissions, scholarship forms, and ID applications.

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Government job seekers

State and central recruitment portals with strict upload rules.

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Anyone with a form deadline

Quick fixes when a photo upload keeps getting rejected.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Pick the 20KB or 50KB preset, or enter a custom target size, and the tool finds the highest quality that still fits under that limit. If you keep your photo's original dimensions, they are reduced automatically when that is the only way to reach a very small size.
You can upload JPG, PNG, WEBP, HEIC/HEIF (iPhone photos), AVIF, GIF, BMP or TIFF. You can download the result as JPG, PNG or WEBP — the formats accepted by most exam and application portals.
Yes. Upload the HEIC photo, keep JPG as the format and download. The result is a standard JPG that exam and government portals accept.
No, not by default. When the width and height you choose have a different shape than your photo, the tool crops it to fit instead of squashing it. You can also choose to add white borders, or stretch it if a form really requires that.
Yes, it's free to use with no login and no watermark, for as many photos as you need.
SSC forms commonly ask for a photo around 100 × 120 px (20–50 KB) and a 140 × 60 px signature (10–20 KB), though some recent SSC exams capture the photo live instead. UPSC publishes ranges rather than one size, such as 20–300 KB for the photo. Presets for both are available above, but exam bodies change these often, so check your notification and edit any value that differs.
The Passport Seva preset sets 630 × 810 px (35 × 45 mm) in JPEG under 250 KB, which is the commonly quoted size for the online upload. Passport portals and agencies have changed their limits over time, so confirm on the portal before submitting.
There are presets for Passport Seva, SSC, IBPS, SBI, RRB, NEET, JEE Main, CUET, UPSC, UPPSC and PAN photos, plus signature, thumb impression and handwritten declaration sizes, and quick file-size targets from 10 KB to 500 KB. Pick one, then adjust any value to match your own notification.
Yes. Upload the scan or photo of your signature, thumb impression or handwritten declaration, choose the matching preset under Signatures and documents, and download the resized file.
The usual reasons are the wrong pixel dimensions, a file larger than the limit, or the wrong format. Set the exact width, height and size shown on the form, and download as JPG unless the form says otherwise.
Yes, the tool works in any modern mobile or desktop browser, including iPhone and Android.
Your photo is uploaded over a secure connection so it can be processed. The original upload is deleted as soon as your download is ready, and any remaining files are removed automatically within about an hour. We do not publish or share your photos.
Yes. The photo you download is newly encoded, so hidden metadata such as GPS location and camera details from the original is not carried over.

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