Government Exam Photo Resizer

Upload your photo above, drag a crop box around your head and shoulders, then tap the preset your notification names — SSC, UPSC, government job, passport or visa. Each preset sets the pixel dimensions and the KB limit together, so the download is already inside what the portal accepts. The Indian Jobs Hub photo resizer is free, needs no sign-up and adds no watermark.

Choose the preset that names your limit rather than shrinking the picture by eye — the tool works towards that byte size while keeping the photo as sharp as it can. A passport-style photo at 200 by 230 pixels still looks clean at 20 KB to 50 KB, because there are not many pixels to describe. Softness only becomes obvious if you force a large, detailed photo far below what its dimensions need, so use the size the form actually asks for.

Most Indian recruitment portals want a recent passport-style colour photograph on a plain light background, around 200 by 230 pixels as a JPEG between 20 KB and 50 KB. SSC often specifies a smaller 100 by 120 frame, UPSC allows a wider 20 KB to 300 KB range, and an Indian passport photo is 413 by 531 pixels. All of these are listed as presets here, but requirements change between boards and years, so confirm the numbers in the official notification first.

Indian exam and passport specifications generally want the head — crown of the hair to chin — to fill about 60 to 80 percent of the picture height, with the eyes a little above the middle. Move the Face Size slider and the crop re-frames around your detected head to land in that window, and head-top, eye-level and chin guide lines are drawn over the preview so you can judge it yourself too.

It needs the browser’s built-in face detection, which today only Chromium browsers such as Chrome, Edge, Brave and most Android browsers provide. On Firefox and Safari the slider disables itself rather than guessing where your head is, and the head-size and eye-level checks report "can’t verify" instead of a tick. You can still crop by hand using the guide lines, and everything else — presets, backgrounds, compression and downloads — works identically everywhere.

Yes. Pick White in the background picker, which is what nearly every recruitment portal expects; blue, red, gray, black and a custom colour are there for the specifications that ask for something else. If the original background is busy rather than merely the wrong colour, run the photo through the Background Remover first to cut yourself out cleanly, then bring it back here to size it.

JPG (JPEG), PNG and WEBP files up to 20MB are accepted, and you can download in any of the three. That means you can upload a PNG and download the JPEG almost every government portal requires, without needing a separate converter.

Your photo is sent over an encrypted connection, processed on the server, and the upload is deleted immediately afterwards — nobody views or stores it, and it is never used for training or advertising. The tool is fully responsive and works in any modern Android or iOS browser, including choosing a photo straight from your gallery, with nothing to install.