Forms & ID photos
India: every size for "Application photo" in one place (print size, pixels and KB limit) and a free tool that makes your file fit. It all runs in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.
Your photo never leaves your device.
Most searched
SSC one-time-registration instructions. Check your exam's own notice - SSC has used both 20-50KB and 4-12KB in different cycles.
Use this sizeMost searched
IBPS common application-form guidelines: 200x230 pixels, 20-50KB.
Use this sizeRRB centralised application. Photos older than three months are commonly rejected.
Use this sizeUPSC online application: photo must show your name and the date it was taken. Check the current notification for exact bounds.
Use this sizeIndia Post GDS engagement portal: 4:5 aspect ratio.
Use this sizeA widely-accepted default for portals that don't state a size. Always check your form's own instructions.
Use this sizeDrag & drop your photo here
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JPG, PNG or WebP. A phone photo is fine. Nothing is uploaded.
Position your photo
Drag the photo to move it, pinch or scroll to zoom. Line your eyes up with the upper guide line.
What you'll get
SSC (CGL / CHSL / MTS / GD) (recent colour passport photo) · Photo: 3:4 · 20–50 KB · JPEG. IBPS (PO / Clerk / RRB) · Photo: 200 × 230 px · 20–50 KB · JPEG. RRB (Railway NTPC / Group D) (taken within the last 3 months) · Photo: 3:4 · 20–50 KB · JPEG. Check the official instructions - rules change.
No. Cropping, resizing and compression all happen in your browser. Your photo never reaches our servers.
Portals check hard limits: pixel size, file size in KB, format and sometimes DPI or background colour. A photo that looks right can still be a few KB over or a few pixels off. Choosing the right size here sets all of them at once.
The tool compresses the file to stay under the maximum and, where a minimum is required, pads it without changing the picture. If a photo cannot reach the limit at the required pixels, it tells you.
