Compress ID & Exam Photo to Exact 20KB Online (295×413px, Zero Server Upload)

Pre-configured for strict government, university exam, and visa portals requiring exact 15KB–25KB JPEG limits. Crop, replace background color, and hit exact KB size 100% offline.

1. ID Photo Size, Background & Exact KB Sizer

🛡️ 100% Local Processing · Zero Upload
25×35 mm · 严控 15~30KB
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Tolerance
Feather
15~25 KB
Zoom: 100%
Vertical Pos: 0px
Fill Light: 102%
Formal Suit:

2. Single Electronic ID Photo

✓ 0.0 KB
Pixel Dimensions:295 × 413 px (300 DPI)
Actual File Size:0.0 KB
Binary Search Quality: JPEG Q=92%

3. 6-Inch (4×6") Print Sheet Layout

1800×1200 px · 8 Photos

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How to Hit Strict 15KB–25KB Portal Limits Without Blurry Artifacts

Many civil service, university entrance, and visa application systems enforce both a maximum file size (e.g. 20KB or 30KB) and a minimum threshold (e.g. 15KB). This preset pre-locks exact pixel dimensions and binary-search JPEG quantization:

  • 8-Step Binary Search + Lossless Padding: Automatically finds the highest visual quality under 25KB, while injecting compliant lossless padding if a clean white background compresses below 15KB.
  • 100% Biometric Privacy: Your portrait never leaves your browser memory—no cloud uploads, watermarks, or paywalls.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1 Why do online exam portals reject my resized JPEG even when the KB size looks right?
Many legacy government portals reject Progressive JPEGs, CMYK color profiles, or non-exact pixel aspect ratios. Our local canvas encoder strictly outputs Baseline sRGB JPEGs with zero EXIF bloat at exact pixel dimensions.
Q2 What if my photo shrinks to 9KB and fails the minimum 15KB requirement?
Set the Minimum KB slider to 15KB. Our binary sizer automatically pads the JPEG container losslessly so the file lands cleanly between 16KB and 24KB without altering a single pixel.