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FREE TOOLS · PHOTOS STAY ON YOUR DEVICE
Width and height are preset to 200 × 230 pixels. The separate 50 KB maximum is a starting value—change it to match your own form.
START WITH YOUR APPLICATION
File rules checked against official sources. Choose the correct cycle; a preset does not mean applications are open.
Using custom settings. Select a preset to fill the photo and signature requirements.
200 × 230 pixels · 50 KB starting maximum · JPG
One photo. The right size. No fuss.
01YOUR PHOTO
or choose a file from your device
JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 25 MBYour file is opened locally. It isn’t uploaded.
02MAKE IT FIT
200 × 230 pixels is the task selected on this page, not a requirement for every bank or exam. The KB range remains editable.
Only need one file? You can download it directly from its editor.
Crop closely. Keep every stroke readable.
01YOUR SIGNATURE
or choose a file from your device
JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 25 MBYour file is opened locally. It isn’t uploaded.
02MAKE IT FIT
Signature tip: use a clear image on plain paper. Crop away extra margins without cutting off any strokes.
Prepare each file to see its final preview and download here.
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Before submitting, check that your face and every signature stroke are clear. File checks do not guarantee application acceptance.
Both files stay on your device. Each download is a separate image.
These are editable task settings. Your current application instructions decide the required format, dimensions and byte range. A passing technical check does not guarantee acceptance.
A square or wide original has a different shape from 200 × 230. The crop preview shows which edges will be removed so the subject is not stretched to fit. Move the crop and adjust zoom until the head and any required margins remain visible. If the framing cannot work, use a better original instead of cutting off the subject.
The final result is checked against 200 pixels wide and 230 pixels high, in that order. Rotating changes the framing, so inspect the preview before processing again. The saved filename includes output dimensions as a convenience, but the actual file checks use decoded image dimensions rather than trusting a filename.
Some instructions use this portrait shape, while others use different dimensions or live photo capture. This page is a general pixel-resize tool and does not claim to follow every bank, government or recruitment requirement. Read the current official notice and set the byte range and format independently.
No. Pixels describe a digital image. Millimetres describe a physical print size, which also depends on DPI.
Yes. These are prefilled starting values. Changing them invalidates the old result, and you must process again before downloading a checked replacement.
START WITH YOUR REQUIREMENT
Open a tool with the starting settings already selected. New tabs keep your current edit open.
A 20 KB maximum, with your chosen pixel dimensions.
Prepare a photo under a 50 KB upload limit.
Keep more photo detail within a 100 KB maximum.
Compress a larger photo without guessing the final bytes.
Start with a 10–20 KB range and check every stroke.
Start at 35 × 45 mm, 300 DPI; follow your actual rules.
Selected images are decoded, cropped and encoded on your device. We do not receive the pixels, filename or original EXIF/GPS data. Anonymous usage counters can be turned off below. Core editing and individual downloads need no account; paid ZIP and print-sheet shortcuts are optional.
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