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Free photo and image tools

Online applications often reject a photo for being the wrong size, the wrong format or a few KB too big. These tools fix all three: crop to passport or stamp size, bring the file under the KB limit and switch formats — privately, in your browser.

Resume Photo Maker Crop and centre a professional headshot on a plain background, sized for resumes, passports, LinkedIn and Gulf CVs — in your browser. Photo Resizer Resize and crop a photo to passport size or any pixel size, and reduce it under a KB limit for online forms — in your browser. Compress Image Reduce photo size to a target like 50 KB, 100 KB or 200 KB for online job and exam forms, keeping it as sharp as possible — nothing is uploaded. Image Converter Convert images between JPG, PNG and WebP, several at once, with optional resizing to fit upload limits — free, in your browser, nothing uploaded.

Good to know

  • A 4:5 portrait crop such as 480 × 600 pixels suits the small photo box used on most CV templates that show a photo.
  • Photo sizes differ by country: an Indian passport-size photo is 35 × 45 mm (about 413 × 531 pixels at 300 dpi), while a US passport photo is 2 × 2 inches (600 × 600 pixels).
  • Online application forms often set photo limits such as 20 to 50 KB, and some also set a minimum size, so check the official notice.
  • JPG suits photos and gives small files, PNG keeps every pixel and transparency, and WebP is usually smallest for images on websites.
FAQ

Questions about free photo and image tools

Use Compress Image and choose 50 KB as the target. The tool lowers the quality step by step and, if needed, the pixel size, until the file fits, and tells you the final size.

Many forms ask for a passport-size photo of 35 × 45 mm, but pixel size and KB limits differ from form to form. Always check the notice, then use Photo Resizer to match it.

No. The image tools process photos on your own device using your browser, so nothing is sent to a server.

Use JPG for photos because it keeps files small. Use PNG for signatures or images with sharp lines or transparency. Most forms accept JPG, so convert to it if you are unsure.

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