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UPSC Photo & Signature Resizer

Resize your image to 20 KB - 300 KB online for free. Perfect for government exam portals, job applications, college admissions, and official portals that enforce strict file size caps.

Official Exam Guidelines Notice (2026)

Requirements are based on official notifications from Union Public Service Commission (UPSC). Requirements may change across exam cycles. Always verify your specific admit card or application notification on the official portal: https://upsc.gov.in.

Photo: 20KB to 300KB (3.5cm x 4.5cm, JPG/JPEG format, candidate name and date of photo printed at the bottom if required by notification). Signature: 20KB to 300KB (clear signature in JPG format).

Supported Formats & Specifications

JPGJPEGPNGWebP

How to Use UPSC Photo & Signature Resizer

  1. 1
    Upload Image Select or drag-and-drop your JPG or PNG image file.
  2. 2
    Set Target Size Target size is automatically set to 20 KB - 300 KB.
  3. 3
    Download Image Click Download to instantly save your optimized file.

Key Features & Capabilities

  • ✓ Target size optimization: strictly under 20 KB - 300 KB.
  • ✓ Pixel-perfect aspect ratio preservation.
  • ✓ Supports JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WebP formats.
  • ✓ 100% browser-based private processing.

Privacy & Local Processing Guarantee

Your photos and signatures are processed 100% locally in your browser. We never upload, store, or view your images.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I compress my image to 20 KB - 300 KB?

Upload your photo, select the target file size (20 KB - 300 KB), and click 'Resize'. Our algorithm balances quality and compression locally in your browser.

Will my image lose quality when resized?

We use adaptive bi-cubic interpolation and optimized chroma subsampling to retain maximum visual sharpness while staying under the target KB limit.

Is my uploaded photo stored on any server?

No. All processing happens entirely inside your web browser. Your private photographs are never uploaded to any remote server.