General purpose

Photo Resizer

Set an exact width, height, DPI, and (optionally) a target file size in KB, then upload a photo - we'll crop, resize, and compress it to match, entirely in your browser.

Frequently asked questions

How do I resize a photo to a specific KB size?
Enter your target file size in KB (for example 20KB or 100KB) along with your desired width and height in pixels, then upload your photo. The tool compresses it to closely match your target file size while keeping the exact dimensions you set.
Can I resize a photo by both KB and pixel dimensions at the same time?
Yes - set your width, height, and target file size in KB together, and the tool will produce a photo matching your exact pixel dimensions, compressed to approximately your target KB size.
What format does the resized photo download in?
Photos download as a standard JPG (JPEG) file, which is the most widely accepted format for online forms and passport/ID photo uploads.
Can I use this to resize a passport size photo to a specific KB?
Yes - this works well for passport, visa, or ID photo uploads that require a specific file size range, like under 100KB or under 20KB. If you need an exact official passport photo size too, check our dedicated passport and visa photo pages for exact specifications by country.
Is this photo resizer free to use online?
Yes, completely free with no signup, no watermark, and no limit on how many photos you resize. Everything runs in your browser - nothing is uploaded to a server.
How do I resize a photo for a government exam application?
Check your exam's application form for the exact photo requirements (usually a pixel size and a KB range, like 3.5cm x 4.5cm or 200x230px, under 20-50KB). Enter those exact width, height, and target KB values in this tool, upload your photo, and download - no separate photo editing software needed.
What size should my photo be for a govt exam form?
This varies by exam and conducting body - common ranges are 200x230px to 413x531px, with file sizes typically between 10KB and 100KB. Check your specific exam's official notification or application form for the exact numbers, then enter them here to resize your photo correctly.
Why do exam forms reject my photo even after resizing?
The most common reasons are: the file size is outside the exact KB range specified (not just "small enough"), the pixel dimensions don't precisely match what's required, or the format isn't JPEG. Double-check the exact numbers from your application form and re-enter them here.
Can I resize both my photo and signature for an exam form?
Yes - just re-enter the specific width, height, and KB target for your signature (these are often different from the photo requirements, and usually smaller in file size) and upload the signature image separately.