Compress photo to 200 KB for UIDAI Aadhaar
The UIDAI self-service portal accepts JPEGs up to 200 KB for photo updates. Tap the 200 KB preset and the compressor will keep face detail intact while fitting the limit.
Fix portal upload errors instantly. Shrink any photo — passport, ID, document or scan — to fit strict KB limits for UIDAI, PAN, RRB, scholarship and school forms. Files are processed on your device. Nothing is uploaded.
1 Choose your photo
2 Set the size limit
Or type the number from the portal's error message (e.g. 500 for "Max 500 KB").
3 Fix it
Ready to upload
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Your photo is opened, resized and saved entirely on your device. Safe for passports, IDs and tax documents.
Tell us the maximum KB or MB allowed and we'll do the maths — quality and dimensions adjust until your file fits.
No subscriptions, no watermarks, no registration walls. Use as many times as you like.
PNG, JPEG, WebP and HEIC all work. The image stays on your device — nothing is uploaded.
Common limits (100, 200, 300, 500 KB, 1 MB, 2 MB) are one-tap chips. For custom sizes, type the number from the portal's error message and switch the unit to KB or MB.
The tool reduces quality (and dimensions, if needed) until the file fits under your limit. You get a standard .jpg ready to upload.
Each Indian government and education portal sets its own KB ceiling. These are the limits we see most often — tap the matching preset above and you're set.
The UIDAI self-service portal accepts JPEGs up to 200 KB for photo updates. Tap the 200 KB preset and the compressor will keep face detail intact while fitting the limit.
PAN application forms typically demand a passport-size JPEG between 4 KB and 200 KB. Use the 200 KB preset; the tool also keeps dimensions within passport-photo ratios when possible.
Railway (RRB) and SSC application portals often cap photos at 20–50 KB. Type 50 in the box — the compressor will reduce quality and dimensions in tandem to hit very small limits.
National Scholarship Portal (NSP), college admission and school enrolment portals usually allow 500 KB document scans. The 500 KB preset keeps text readable and signatures crisp.
Visa portals (e.g. for the US, UK, Schengen) accept photos between 240 KB and 1 MB. Pick the matching preset; output is JPEG — the format every embassy site expects.
KYC re-verification, account-opening and insurance claim portals usually allow 1 MB scans. Tap 1 MB — if you need to also stitch front and back, try the PDF Merger next.
Most official submission sites have strict file-size ceilings. To make your file smaller, drop your document or photo into the tool above, type the maximum allowed size (e.g. 500 or 200) into the box or tap a preset chip, and click Fix My File. The tool dynamically adjusts quality settings entirely inside your browser until the file fits the requirement.
Drop the photo into the tool, tap the 200 KB preset chip, and click Fix My File. The output is a standard JPEG sized just under 200 KB, ready for the UIDAI self-service portal.
Tap the 100 KB preset (or type 50 manually) and click Fix My File. The compressor reduces quality and, if needed, dimensions to fit very small limits. Faces and documents typically remain clearly legible.
Yes. You are not uploading anything. The tool processes your data directly inside your web browser using the HTML5 Canvas API. Your private file never traverses the internet or touches an external server — you can verify this in your browser's Network tab.
PNG, JPEG, WebP and (in most modern browsers) HEIC photos from your iPhone. The output is always a standard .jpg file because that's the format every portal accepts.
The tool reduces quality only as much as needed to hit your target size. For typical photo and document use the visual difference is minimal. If you set a very small target, the tool will also reduce the image dimensions before reducing quality further — documents and IDs usually remain perfectly legible.
The current version handles one photo at a time so you can review the result before downloading. Batch support is on the roadmap.
Practically, anything your browser can open. The tool has been tested with high-resolution camera photos up to 50 MB. Very large images may take a few seconds to process on older devices — that's normal.
Combine multiple photos or PDFs into a single file the portal will accept.
Cut a long clip to the allowed length and remove audio for privacy.