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Photo & Signature Resizer

Application forms are strict: a photo exactly 200 by 230 pixels, a signature under 20 KB. Enter the numbers from your form, pick how the picture should fit, and download a JPG that matches.

  • Free to use
  • No sign-up
  • Runs in your browser

Check your form's rules first

Every exam, job and government form sets its own pixel size and KB limit. The presets are common examples, not the rule for your form. Read the instructions and use Custom size to type the exact numbers.

Good to know

Every exam, job and government form has its own size rules. The presets are common examples, not the rule for your form. Read your form's instructions and use Custom size to enter the exact dimensions and KB limit.

How to use the Photo & Signature Resizer

  1. Step 1: Read your form's instructions and note the required width, height and maximum file size.

  2. Step 2: Drop your photo or signature image onto the upload box.

  3. Step 3: Choose a preset that matches, or choose Custom size and type the width, height and KB limit.

  4. Step 4: Pick how the picture should fit: Crop to fit works best for faces. Press Resize and compress, then Download.

Features and benefits

  • Exact pixel size

    The output is exactly the width and height you enter, so it passes strict dimension checks.

  • File size limit

    The tool finds the best JPG quality that stays under your KB limit.

  • Three fit modes

    Crop to fit, show the whole image with white bars, or stretch. Cropping keeps faces from looking squashed.

  • Common presets

    Start from a typical photo, passport or signature size, then adjust the numbers.

  • Private

    Your photo is processed on your device and not uploaded.

How the resizing works

First your picture is drawn into a box of exactly the width and height you chose. In Crop to fit mode the picture is scaled until it fills the box and the extra edges are trimmed equally on both sides, which is the best choice for a face. Whole image mode keeps everything and adds white bars, and Stretch fills the box but distorts the picture.

Then the tool searches for the highest JPG quality whose file is no larger than your limit. Because the dimensions are fixed, only the quality changes, so a very small limit on a large picture may not be reachable. The tool tells you if that happens.

Getting a photo that is accepted

Start from a clear, well-lit original with the face centred, because cropping happens around the middle. Use a plain light background if the form asks for one. Signatures work best written in dark ink on plain white paper, photographed flat and cropped close. This tool does not check any rules about backgrounds, clothing or expressions; it only changes size, so read your form's requirements carefully.

Example use cases

  • Exam applications

    Prepare the photo and signature files that an online exam form asks for.

  • Job portals

    Meet the dimension and size rules of a recruitment form.

  • ID and passport photos

    Produce a correctly sized photo from a picture you took.

  • Account profiles

    Make a square or portrait picture of an exact size for a profile.

Frequently asked questions

Which size does my form need?

That is set by the exam or organisation, and it can change. Check the instructions on your form, then enter those numbers using Custom size.

Will my face look stretched?

Not with Crop to fit, which keeps the proportions and trims the edges. Only the Stretch option distorts the picture.

Why does the tool say it cannot reach my KB limit?

At that exact dimension, even the lowest quality is too big. Raise the limit, reduce the width and height, or start with a simpler image.

Does it change the background or edit the photo?

No. It only resizes, crops and compresses. Transparent areas are filled with white.

Is my photo uploaded?

No. Everything runs in your browser.

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Last updated 10 November 2026.