Passport Photo Compress & Crop

Every photo is cropped and resized to exactly 413 × 531 pixels — the standard digital passport photo dimension accepted by Indian government portals, visa application systems, UPSC/SSC examination boards, bank account opening forms, and other official platforms that specify passport-size photo uploads.

Most government and competitive exam portals impose a strict 100 KB upload cap on passport photos to keep server storage manageable and to ensure fast uploads even on low-bandwidth mobile connections. This tool automatically meets that limit every single time, so your submission is never rejected due to file size.

You can upload JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WebP files up to 10 MB in size. The tool automatically converts the cropped image to a high-quality JPEG before compressing it to below 100 KB. PNG transparency is handled gracefully — the transparent areas are filled with white before conversion.

The cropper opens with an 85% auto-crop area pre-selected over your photo. You can drag, zoom in/out, and rotate to perfectly centre the face within the 413 × 531 px passport frame before clicking Crop & Upload. The Reset button restores the original crop position at any point if you want to start over.

Yes. The cropper toolbar has Rotate Left (−90°) and Rotate Right (+90°) buttons. Use these to correct portrait photos captured in landscape orientation or to straighten a slightly tilted shot. Zoom In / Zoom Out are also available for precise framing.

Yes. The tool uses iterative JPEG quality reduction — starting near-lossless at quality 0.92 and stepping down only as much as is required to reach 100 KB. For most typical portrait photos taken in good lighting the visual quality remains clearly acceptable for all official digital submissions.

For the sharpest result, upload a well-lit photo without heavy Instagram or beauty filters, at a resolution of at least 800 × 1000 px.

For digital portal submissions, the background is usually reviewed visually by an official rather than checked automatically. Ensure your source photo has a plain white or off-white background before uploading. This tool does not remove or replace backgrounds — use a dedicated background-removal tool first if needed.

Both tools crop to the same 413 × 531 px size and produce a JPEG output. This tool compresses to below 100 KB, allowing slightly higher output quality. The 50 KB tool applies more aggressive compression for portals with stricter upload limits. Always use the highest limit your portal actually allows to get the best-looking photo.

Extremely high-resolution sources (above 10 MB) or photos with heavy pre-applied filters can sometimes require very aggressive compression to meet 100 KB. For best results:

(1) Upload a source photo between 500 KB and 5 MB.

(2) Ensure good even lighting — avoid deep shadows or blown-out highlights.

(3) If your file is a PNG screenshot or edited image, re-save it as a standard JPEG first in any photo app before uploading.

Yes — completely free with no registration, no login, and no watermark on the output photo. There are no daily limits — compress and download as many passport photos as you need, whenever you need them.