Hit the exact size your form demands.

Reduce a photograph to the exact KB limit a portal demands, or to an exact pixel size.

• Resize a photo to under 20 KB Photo · 20 KB ceiling
• Resize a photo to under 50 KB Photo · 50 KB ceiling
• Resize a photo to under 100 KB Photo · 100 KB ceiling
• Resize a photo to exactly 200 × 230 pixels Photo · 200 × 230 px
• Produce a square photo at 600 × 600 pixels Photo · 600 × 600 px

Bring a scanned signature within its much tighter allowance.

• Resize a signature to under 10 KB Signature · 10 KB ceiling
• Resize a signature to under 20 KB Signature · 20 KB ceiling

Bring PDFs and other documents under a stated size ceiling.

• Combine images into one PDF Documents · combine images

Shareable results you can send to someone. Nothing is stored, and nothing is predicted.

• What is my sun sign? Zodiac · by date of birth
• Numerology calculator from your name and date of birth Numerology · name and date
• Name compatibility calculator Names · compatibility score

Reference tables and troubleshooting for the things that actually go wrong when a form refuses a file.

• Photo and signature requirements for Indian government forms Reference
• How to take a passport-style photo at home with a phone Guide
• Why your photo or signature upload was rejected Troubleshooting
• JPEG, PNG or PDF: which format should you upload? Explainer
• How to scan or photograph a signature for an online form Guide
• Before you submit an online application: a checklist Checklist
• Why 20 KB is so hard, and what file size limits actually mean Explainer
• How to bring a PDF under a form’s size limit Guide

All guides

Before you upload anywhere

Two habits prevent most rejections.

Read the current notification for the exam or scheme rather than trusting a summary. Limits and pixel rules are restated every cycle and they do change, sometimes without any announcement.

Then check the finished file against the rule that actually applies to you: size, pixel dimensions, format, and the content of the image itself. A correctly sized photo with a busy background is still a rejected photo.

Why these tools are not on a server

Because there is no reason for them to be.

A browser can resize an image perfectly well on its own. Sending an identity document to an unknown server to have arithmetic performed on it creates a privacy problem and a security problem for no benefit.

So nothing here is uploaded. You can verify it by loading any tool page, disconnecting from the internet, and using it. It will work exactly the same.