Resize photo to 50 KB.
A common limit for application photos. Pick your picture and get the sharpest version under 50 KB.
A common limit for application photos. Pick your picture and get the sharpest version under 50 KB.
50 KB is a very common limit for the photo box on job applications, test registrations and admission forms, including NTS, PPSC and FPSC style forms in Pakistan and many exam forms in India. This page opens Photo to KB set to 50 KB. Add your photo and press Make it smaller.
The tool keeps the photo at its full size if it can and only lowers the JPG quality. If that is not enough, it shrinks the picture step by step until it fits. The file ends a little under 50 KB so it passes on any site.
Many forms have two upload boxes. They often have different limits, so read both.
If the same form wants the photo under 50 KB and the signature under 20 KB, run the tool twice with each size.
Some forms say something like width 200 to 300 pixels, or a maximum height. Kilobytes and pixels are two different things. A photo can be under 50 KB and still be too large in pixels, and the portal may reject it.
Use the Also limit the picture to box to cap the long side at 400, 600, 800, 1200 or 1600 pixels. If the form gives an exact size, crop the photo to that shape first, then choose the nearest limit. If nothing is said about pixels, leave it on Any size.
Need a proper passport-size photo with a white background first? Make it with the passport photo tool, then bring the JPG here to bring it under 50 KB.
If the upload fails even though the file is under 50 KB, the problem is usually something else. Look for these common causes. The form may want a JPG and you picked a PNG or a screenshot; the file from this tool is always JPG, so use that one. The form may have a minimum size as well as a maximum, so a very small file can fail too. The pixel width or height may be outside the range given in the instructions. Or the photo may be the wrong shape, for example a wide photo where the form wants a tall one. Read the error message on the portal carefully, fix that one thing, and try again.
Add the photo on this page and press Make it smaller. 50 KB is already selected. The new size is shown before you download.
Yes. The tool lowers the quality and, if needed, the pixel size until it fits. Phone photos shrink to 50 KB easily.
Keep 50 KB. The result lands just under it. If it ends up below 40 KB, use Another size and try a slightly larger number.
Only if needed. If the picture had to get smaller in pixels, the tool tells you the new size.
Yes. HEIC photos are converted and saved as JPG.
No. It is resized inside your browser.