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Image Editor — Compress, Resize & Govt Exam Photo Maker

Compress images to a target size in KB, resize to exact pixels, and make photos and signatures that match official UPSC, SSC, IBPS, SBI, RRB, NEET, JEE, GATE, CTET, and passport specifications — correct dimensions, background colour, and file size in one step. Everything runs in your browser; photos are never uploaded to any server.

Click to choose an image or drag & drop it hereJPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, AVIF, or SVG · processed on your device, never uploaded

How this image editor works

This is an all-in-one image tool: compress a photo down to a target size in KB, resize it to exact pixel dimensions, crop it to official government exam and passport photo sizes with the right background colour, fill transparent backgrounds, rotate or flip, and convert between JPG, PNG, and WebP.

The Passport / Exam Photo tab carries presets for every major Indian government exam: UPSC Civil Services (OTR), SSC CGL/CHSL/MTS/GD photos and signatures, IBPS/SBI/RBI bank exam photos, signatures, thumb impressions and handwritten declarations, Railway RRB (NTPC, Group D, ALP), NTA exams (NEET and JEE Main photos and signatures), CTET/CBSE, GATE, CAT, and state PSC forms. Pick the preset and the editor applies the exact pixel dimensions from the official notification and automatically compresses the file into the allowed KB window — for example 20–50 KB for SSC or 10–20 KB for a bank exam signature.

Everything happens inside your browser using its built-in canvas engine. The photo is never uploaded to a server, which makes the tool fast and completely private — safe for ID documents, exam photographs, and signatures.

Passport and ID presets like the Indian 35×45 mm passport photo render at 300 DPI print quality. Any preset's target size can be adjusted manually too: type a different KB limit and the tool binary-searches the best quality that fits under it.

For everyday sharing, WebP usually gives the smallest files at the same visual quality, JPG is the safest universally accepted choice (and the format government portals require), and PNG is best when you need lossless quality or transparency.

Government exam photo & signature size chart (2026)

Every photo, signature, thumb impression, and declaration size supported by the Passport / Exam Photo preset, as published in each exam's official notification. Select the matching preset above and the editor applies the exact pixel dimensions and compresses the file into the allowed size window automatically.

Exam / documentDimensions (pixels)Print sizeFile sizeFormat
India Passport / Visa Photo413×531 px35×45 mmno fixed limitJPG / JPEG
Stamp Size Photo236×295 px20×25 mmno fixed limitJPG / JPEG
PAN Card Photo295×413 px25×35 mmno fixed limitJPG / JPEG
US Passport / Visa Photo600×600 px2×2 inno fixed limitJPG / JPEG
Schengen / EU Visa Photo413×531 px35×45 mmno fixed limitJPG / JPEG
UPSC Photo (CSE / IFS / OTR)700×900 px20–300 KBJPG / JPEG
SSC Photo (CGL / CHSL / MTS / GD)350×450 px3.5×4.5 cm20–50 KBJPG / JPEG
SSC Signature400×300 px4.0×3.0 cm10–20 KBJPG / JPEG
Bank Exam Photo (IBPS / SBI / RBI)200×230 px4.5×3.5 cm20–50 KBJPG / JPEG
Bank Exam Signature (IBPS / SBI / RBI)140×60 px10–20 KBJPG / JPEG
Bank Exam Left Thumb Impression240×240 px20–50 KBJPG / JPEG
Bank Exam Handwritten Declaration800×400 px50–100 KBJPG / JPEG
Railway RRB Photo (NTPC / Group D / ALP)276×354 px35×45 mm15–40 KBJPG / JPEG
NEET Passport Photo350×450 px3.5×4.5 cm10–200 KBJPG / JPEG
NEET Postcard Photo600×900 px4×6 in10–200 KBJPG / JPEG
JEE Main Photo350×450 px3.5×4.5 cm10–200 KBJPG / JPEG
NEET / JEE Signature350×150 px3.5×1.5 cm4–30 KBJPG / JPEG
CTET / CBSE Photo350×450 px3.5×4.5 cm10–100 KBJPG / JPEG
CTET / CBSE Signature350×150 px3.5×1.5 cm3–30 KBJPG / JPEG
GATE Photo480×640 px10–200 KBJPG / JPEG
CAT Photo350×450 px3.5×4.5 cmup to 80 KBJPG / JPEG
State PSC / Other Govt Form Photo350×450 px3.5×4.5 cm20–50 KBJPG / JPEG

Specifications are taken from recent official notifications (UPSC, SSC, IBPS, SBI, RRB, NTA, CBSE, IIT GATE, IIM CAT) and can change between recruitment cycles — always cross-check the notification for the exact cycle you are applying to.

Quick questions

Are my photos uploaded to a server?

No. The entire editor runs locally in your browser using the canvas API. The image never leaves your device, and closing the page removes everything.

What is the photo size for SSC exams like CGL and CHSL?

SSC requires a recent colour photo of 3.5×4.5 cm in JPEG format between 20 KB and 50 KB. The signature must be 4.0×3.0 cm and 10–20 KB. Select the SSC presets and both are produced automatically.

What are the UPSC photo requirements?

The UPSC One Time Registration portal accepts JPG photos between 350×350 and 1000×1000 pixels with a file size of 20 KB to 300 KB. The UPSC preset outputs 700×900 px inside that window and fits the size limit automatically.

What photo and signature size do bank exams (IBPS, SBI, RBI) need?

Photo: 200×230 pixels, 20–50 KB. Signature: 140×60 pixels, 10–20 KB, in black ink (not capital letters). Left thumb impression: 240×240 px, 20–50 KB. Handwritten declaration: 800×400 px, 50–100 KB. All four have dedicated presets.

What are the NEET and JEE Main photo specifications?

NTA accepts passport-size photos of 10–200 KB and signatures of 4–30 KB in JPG format, with a white background. NEET additionally asks for a 4×6 inch postcard photo of 10–200 KB. Presets exist for all three.

How do I compress a photo to under 50 KB or 100 KB?

Open the Compress tab (or the Passport / Exam Photo tab for forms), type the limit into the 'Target size' box, and the tool automatically searches for the highest quality that fits under it. If it cannot fit, reduce the dimensions first or switch to WebP.

What size is a passport photo in pixels?

The standard Indian passport/visa photo is 35×45 mm, which is 413×531 pixels at 300 DPI print quality. The preset applies this automatically; other presets cover stamp size, PAN card, US passport 2×2 inch, and Schengen visa sizes.

Can this remove the background from my photo?

It can fill or replace transparent areas with any colour, and it sets a clean background colour behind passport crops. It does not use AI to cut a person out of a busy background — use a dedicated background-removal tool first, then set the colour here.

Which format should I choose — JPG, PNG, or WebP?

JPG is accepted everywhere, compresses photos well, and is the format government portals require. WebP is 20–30% smaller at similar quality and works in all modern browsers. PNG is lossless and keeps transparency but produces much larger photo files.