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Photo & signature resizer
Resize and compress images to 20 KB, 50 KB, 100 KB or your own limit. Free, no login, no watermark.
Choose a file to get started
Exam presets (optional)
START WITH YOUR APPLICATION
Find your exam preset
File rules checked against official sources. Choose the correct cycle; a preset does not mean applications are open.
Using custom settings. Select a preset to fill the photo and signature requirements.
Example limits: photo 50 KB · signature 20 KB. Change these to match your form.
Let’s get your photo ready
One photo. The right size. No fuss.
01YOUR PHOTO
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Drop your photo here
or choose a file from your device
JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 25 MBYour file is opened locally. It isn’t uploaded.
02MAKE IT FIT
Only need one file? You can download it directly from its editor.
Let’s get your signature ready
Crop closely. Keep every stroke readable.
01YOUR SIGNATURE
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Drop your signature here
or choose a file from your device
JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 25 MBYour file is opened locally. It isn’t uploaded.
02MAKE IT FIT
Signature tip: use a clear image on plain paper. Crop away extra margins without cutting off any strokes.
Review your files
Prepare each file to see its final preview and download here.
Signature
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Before submitting, check that your face and every signature stroke are clear. File checks do not guarantee application acceptance.
Both files stay on your device. Each download is a separate image.
START WITH YOUR REQUIREMENT
Photo tools for common form requirements
Open a tool with the starting settings already selected. New tabs keep your current edit open.
Resize image to 20 KB
A 20 KB maximum, with your chosen pixel dimensions.
Resize image to 50 KB
Prepare a photo under a 50 KB upload limit.
Resize image to 100 KB
Keep more photo detail within a 100 KB maximum.
Resize image to 200 KB
Compress a larger photo without guessing the final bytes.
Signature resizer
Start with a 10–20 KB range and check every stroke.
Resize to 200 × 230 pixels
Set pixel dimensions and a separate, editable KB limit.
Passport-style photo resizer
Start at 35 × 45 mm, 300 DPI; follow your actual rules.
Choose your color
Same tool. A look you like.
Stays on your device
Your image is processed in browser memory.
A result you can check
See the real file size, format and dimensions.
Free means useful
Download without a watermark or a sign-up.
THREE SIMPLE STEPS
How to resize a photo or signature online
Choose your image
Use the Photo or Signature tab and select a still JPG, PNG or WebP image. The file opens on your device; the editor does not upload it.
Set dimensions and a KB limit
Choose 20 KB, 50 KB, 100 KB or a custom maximum. Enter your form’s required pixel dimensions, crop extra margins and rotate if needed. You can also set a minimum file size.
Check and download
Select Resize & compress. Review the actual file size, dimensions and format, then open the downloaded image to check clarity. Prepare both files to use the combined review.
Which photo or signature size should I choose?
Follow your application portal’s requirements. These common limits are starting points, not universal exam rules.
20 KB
Use a 20 KB maximum for a signature or small photo when your form allows it. Crop unused margins first and check that every signature stroke remains readable.
50 KB
Use a 50 KB maximum when the portal requests that limit. Keep the required pixel dimensions; try JPG for photographs if PNG is too large.
100 KB or custom
Use 100 KB or a custom maximum for a different requirement. If your form gives a range, enter both its minimum and maximum, then check the actual exported bytes.
Photo resizing questions
What is the difference between resizing and compressing?
Resizing changes pixel dimensions, such as 600 × 600. Compression changes file size in KB. A form may require both. This tool checks them separately and does not silently change your chosen dimensions to fit a KB limit.
Can I resize a photo to exactly 20 KB?
The KB setting is a maximum, not a promise of an exact byte count. Image content and browser encoding affect the result. The editor reports the actual size without adding padding to reach a minimum. If the file is outside your range, adjust the settings before downloading a validated result.
Which format is best for photos and signatures?
Follow the portal’s format rule first. JPG usually produces smaller photographs and flattens transparency onto white. PNG preserves transparency but can be larger. WebP is useful where the receiving website accepts it.
Can I resize passport-size photos in centimetres?
Yes. Select centimetres and enter the required width and height. For JPG, choose 96, 200 or 300 DPI; the editor converts centimetres into pixels and writes JPEG resolution metadata. DPI does not create detail or guarantee official portrait framing.
Are my photos and signatures uploaded?
No. Selected images are processed in browser memory, without an account or cloud history. The host serves application files and may retain technical request information. Closing or reloading ends the editing session; original files and downloads stay on your device.
Is this photo and signature resizer free?
Yes. Core editing and individual downloads are free, without a watermark or account. Optional ZIP and print-sheet passes are paid. It accepts still JPG, PNG and WebP up to 25 MB, 24 megapixels and 12,000 pixels per side. HEIC, PDF, GIF and animation editing are not supported.
Will an exam portal accept my exported image?
The checks cover your selected byte range, dimensions and format. Portals can also require particular backgrounds, face framing, capture dates, live photos or signature appearance. Read the current official notice. Optional presets show their source, cycle and review date; they do not guarantee acceptance.