Some forms give the photo size in pixels, not KB — like 200 × 230 or 350 × 450. Type the exact width and height your form asks for, and this tool resizes your photo to those pixels, with an optional KB limit as well. It runs in your browser; your photo is never uploaded.
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How to use
- Select your photo using the box above.
- Type the width and height in pixels that your form asks for (200 × 230 is filled in as an example).
- Choose a resize mode — see the note below about the two modes.
- If your form also has a file size limit, choose a target KB size; otherwise keep "No KB limit".
- Press Resize Image, download the resized photo, and check it looks clear before uploading it to your form.
"Exact size" stretches the photo to the typed size. This is right for form photos, which are cropped to a fixed frame anyway. "Fit inside" keeps the photo's original shape and fits it within your typed size without stretching — faces never look pulled or squashed in this mode.
Frequently asked questions
What pixel size do bank forms use?
Photo 200×230 px and signature 140×60 px in recent IBPS/SBI notifications — always confirm the size in your own notification before you apply.
My resized photo looks stretched — why?
The typed ratio differs from your photo's ratio. Use "Fit inside" mode, or crop the photo first with the Passport Photo Maker, then resize it here.
Can I also control the KB size?
Yes — choose a target KB in step 4 of the tool and it will also compress the resized photo to stay under that size.