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Exam Photo Resizer with Exact Pixels, DPI and KB Presets

Choose a verified exam preset or enter custom pixels, DPI and KB. Includes the DSSSB 480x672px postcard-photo format and editable passport-photo sizes.

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Choose an exam preset only when it matches the active notice. The result is created on this device and is not sent to our server.

DSSSB values are from its published OARS instructions. Other examples are not universal exam standards.

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How it helps

Resize an exam photo to exact pixels, DPI and KB

This preset maker combines pixel dimensions, DPI metadata, crop ratio and a minimum-maximum KB range. The published DSSSB OARS instructions specify a 480x672-pixel postcard photo at 96 DPI and 50KB-300KB. SSC CGL 2026 instead captures a live photograph, so this page does not mislabel an old uploaded-photo size as a current SSC requirement. For UPSC, use the related name-and-date photo maker and copy the current notice values.

Requirement source: Check the official DSSSB OARS image instructions →

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The selected file is handled by code running in this browser. This page does not send the document to a conversion API. For sensitive IDs or certificates, use a personal device and delete unwanted downloads after the form is complete.

Questions

Common questions about this tool

How can I compress a passport size photo to 50KB for an exam form?

Upload the image, keep the 20KB-50KB preset, choose the required pixels, and select Resize Passport Photo & Download. The tool adjusts JPG quality locally until it fits the selected range.

Does every SSC form accept a 20KB-50KB uploaded photo?

No. Some current recruitments may use live photo capture or different rules. Use this preset only when the current official notice asks for an uploaded photo in that range.

Will my photo be uploaded to this website?

No. This tool uses your browser's image canvas. The selected photo and generated JPG stay on your device.