ExamKitExam photo resizer: exact pixels and KB
Crop your photo to the shape the form wants, resize it to the exact pixel size, and bring the file inside the KB range — for example 200 × 230 pixels and 20-50 KB for IBPS and SBI.
Your files stay on your device. Nothing is uploaded or stored on any server — the work happens inside your browser.
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1. Choose your exam or size
Change size or KB limits
You changed a value, so the settings are now Custom.
In cm, the pixel size is worked out from the DPI (200 if empty). When a DPI is set, it is also written into the file.
2. Choose your photo
3. Crop and resize
Drag the photo to move it. Zoom with the slider, the mouse wheel or a pinch. If you zoom out past the edge, the empty area becomes white.
How the size is reached
The tool first crops your photo to the exact shape, then saves it as a JPEG at the highest quality that stays under the maximum. If the file would be below the minimum, it raises the quality, and — only where the notice calls the pixel size “preferred” rather than fixed — makes the picture larger (at most twice the width and height). If you tick the “add empty data” box, it keeps the pixel size from the notice and adds empty data instead. The result card always shows the real size in KB and in bytes, measured from the file you download.
“KB” is used in two ways: 1 KB = 1000 bytes or 1024 bytes. A limit of 20-50 KB could therefore mean 20,000-50,000 or 20,480-51,200 bytes. The tool aims for 20,480-50,000 bytes, which passes both readings.
Tips for a photo that gets accepted
- Stand against a plain white or light wall, facing a window or a bright light, so there are no shadows on your face.
- Look straight at the camera, with your whole face and the top of your shoulders in the frame. Some notices ask for the face to fill a set share of the photo; turn on the face guide to check.
- Use a recent photo. NEET UG 2026, for example, asked for a photo taken on or after 1 January 2026.
- Do not use a photo of a printed photo for SSC or RRB: their forms take a live photo instead.
Exams with photo presets
IBPS PO and Clerk, SBI PO and Clerk, UPSC Civil Services, NEET UG, JEE Main, CUET UG and India Post GDS. See the exam rules for the source of every number. SSC and RRB are listed but disabled, because their forms capture the photo live.