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ID Photo Tool

Compress Your Photo to Under 20KB

Some Indian state government portals, older railway recruitment systems (RRB), and signature upload fields enforce a 20KB hard limit — one of the strictest requirements in any government recruitment system. This tool compresses your photo to meet that limit on your device, applying the minimum quality reduction needed.

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Photo Requirements

  • Output file size: under 20KB
  • Format: JPEG (required for this compression level)
  • Works best with small-dimension ID or passport photos
  • Common portals: Indian Railways (RRB) older systems, some state PSC photo/signature fields, government kiosk upload interfaces

Your Photo, Done Right

Prepare Your Photo in 2 Steps

Upload Your Photo

Upload any photo — we'll detect your face automatically.

Hit Your File Size & Download

Set a target size (e.g. 50 KB) and download the compressed photo instantly.

How to Use This Tool

  1. Upload your photo (JPG, PNG, or WEBP).
  2. The tool automatically targets 20KB output.
  3. Optionally crop to exact required dimensions first.
  4. Click Apply, then Download.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Indian government portals require photos under 20KB?
Older Indian Railways (RRB) portals, some state Public Service Commission (PSC) systems, and certain government kiosk interfaces impose a 20KB cap. Many also use this limit for the scanned signature field. Always check the specific portal — many have updated to 50KB or 100KB.
Is a 20KB photo still usable for identification?
For a small-dimension ID photo (35×45mm at 150–200 DPI, roughly 250×320 px), 20KB is achievable at JPEG quality around 40–55%. The face is identifiable but fine skin texture is compressed. Reducing pixel dimensions before compressing produces cleaner results at this limit.
What is the difference between reducing file size and reducing dimensions?
Reducing dimensions (e.g. 413×531 px to 250×320 px) cuts raw pixel data and is the most effective path to 20KB. Reducing JPEG quality alone on a large-dimension image produces a blurry result at the same large size. Use both together for very small targets like 20KB.
Is this free?
Completely free. Your photo never leaves your device.

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