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Free Photo & PDF Resizer for Indian Exam & Government Portals

Indian portals reject your photo, signature and documents over exact pixels, KB bands and formats they barely document. Pick a tool below to get started.

Files never leave your device Portal-specific specs Free, no sign-up

Our Tools

Application Pack

Pick your portal — SSC, UPSC, IBPS, JEE, NEET, PAN, Bank KYC, or an international passport photo — and fix your file to its exact spec.

Image Tools

Compress, resize, crop, convert, rotate, watermark, upscale, remove background, blur faces, and more.

AI Tools

Background remover, face blur, passport photo maker, and object remover — neural models running entirely in your browser.

PDF Tools

Merge, split, and compress PDFs — real page operations, not flattened images.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I resize my photo for SSC CGL?

SSC CGL requires a photograph of 200×230 pixels (estimated from 3.5×4.5 cm at 200 DPI), between 20–50 KB, in JPG format. Use the Application Pack, select SSC from the portal list, and drop your photo — it resizes and compresses automatically to the exact spec.

What are the photo size requirements for UPSC Civil Services?

UPSC Civil Services requires a photograph of 350×350 pixels, between 40–100 KB, in JPG format. The signature must be 350×150 pixels, between 10–40 KB. UploadSure's Application Pack fixes both automatically when you select the UPSC portal.

How do I compress a photo to under 50 KB without losing quality?

Use UploadSure's Compress Image tool. Enter 50 as the target size in KB, drop your photo, and the tool uses binary search to find the highest quality that still fits under 50 KB. The result is as sharp as possible at that file size. All processing happens in your browser — no upload required.

Is it safe to use UploadSure with my Aadhaar card or PAN card?

Yes. UploadSure processes all files entirely in your browser using the Canvas API and Web Workers. Your files are never sent to any server — you can verify this yourself by opening browser DevTools (F12), going to the Network tab, and uploading a file. You will see zero outbound file requests. The processing happens in your device's RAM and is discarded when you close the tab.

Why does the portal keep rejecting my photo even after I resize it?

Common reasons beyond size: (1) Format — some portals accept only JPG, not PNG or WebP. Use the Convert tool to ensure the format is correct. (2) File size — portals check both minimum and maximum KB, not just maximum. (3) Background colour — passport-style portals often require a plain white background. (4) The portal may use Live Capture (webcam) instead of file upload for some exams, which sets dimensions automatically. The Application Pack flags which specs are estimated versus confirmed.

Why UploadSure

Built on one rule —
your files never leave your device.

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Accurate Results

Exact pixel dimensions, KB limits, and format — matched to each portal's official spec.

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Free to Use

No hidden charges. No account. No limits. Free today, free tomorrow, free always.

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Full Privacy

Safe for Aadhaar, PAN, and ID photos. Files stay in your device's RAM and go nowhere.

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Works Offline

After first visit, no internet needed. Works at cyber cafés and CSCs with slow connections.

Files never leave your device
No upload to any server
Free forever — no account needed