50 KB is pre-selected. Crop your photo, set the dimensions the form asks for, and download.
Processed on your device. Never uploaded.
When a form asks for a photo with specific dimensions and a KB limit, you need both at once. This page opens the photo resizer with 50 KB already selected; just set the pixel size.
The tool raises or lowers quality automatically, warns you if the target can't be met at acceptable quality, and can even meet a minimum size requirement.
Upload a JPG, PNG or WebP photo.
The face is centred automatically; adjust the crop if you like, and choose the size in pixels, cm or inches.
Pick a target size such as 20KB or 50KB, or type your own.
Download the photo, or a print sheet with as many copies as fit on 4 × 6 in, A4 or Letter paper.
Enter it in “Min size”. If the image is too small, quality is raised first; if needed, harmless metadata padding is added.
Yes. After resizing, choose 4 × 6 in photo paper, A4 or Letter and download the print sheet (PDF). Each copy has its exact size and a thin cut line. Print at “Actual size” (100%).
The tool searches for the best quality that stays at or under your target. The final size is shown before you download. If a target can't be reached without making the photo unusable, you'll see a warning instead of a broken image.
No. Resizing and compression happen inside your browser. Your photo never leaves your device.
It depends on where you're submitting it. A US passport photo is 2 × 2 inches (600 × 600 px at 300 DPI), while many countries use 35 × 45 mm. Always follow the size your application asks for.