File is over 50 KB
Use the built-in compression instead of changing the extension. The tool searches for a quality that fits the limit while keeping the required pixels.
Prepare a IBPS Clerk photo at 200 × 230 px and 20–50 KB using our free browser-based resizer. The tool crops, rotates, and compresses a JPG, PNG, WEBP, or HEIC photo without uploading it. The values on this page are best-known estimates marked unverified, so confirm the current requirement in the official notification before you submit your form.
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Your image never leaves your device. Everything happens in this browser tab. No upload, no account, no server copy. Always confirm requirements in the official notification.
Drag the image to reposition it. Use arrow keys for fine movement.
Filename follows the exam and document type. Your original is unchanged.
IBPS Clerk requirements
Specs are unverified. The values below are best-known placeholders, not a final official specification. Check the current IBPS Clerk notification before uploading. Open official source.
| Requirement | Value | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Document | Photo | — |
| Dimensions | 200 × 230 px | Best-known value |
| File size | 20–50 KB | Best-known value |
| Format | JPEG | Best-known value |
| Verification | Not verified — confirm in the official notification | Unverified |
Source: IBPS Clerk official website. Last checked for this site: not yet verified. PhotoResize is not affiliated with the exam authority.
IBPS Clerk applications use the same IBPS online registration flow as other IBPS exams. Preparing the photo and signature in advance avoids losing a partially filled form to an upload error. This page uses a preset of 200 × 230 px, 20–50 KB, and JPEG. Treat it as a starting point, not an official specification. Exam notices can change dimensions, minimum size, maximum size, and even the accepted extension between cycles. The official source link is provided so you can check the current PDF before uploading anything.
A photo upload is judged on identity as well as size. Keep the face sharp, centred, and naturally lit even though the final file is very small. The resizer keeps the output at exactly 200 × 230 px; it does not stretch the image to a different shape. Drag the crop so the important part of the photo sits inside the frame, then use the zoom control only if you need a tighter crop. A live preview shows what the final file will look like before compression starts.
The compression step searches for the highest JPEG quality that fits below 50 KB. If the image is still below the 20 KB minimum at the highest practical quality, the tool adds a harmless JPEG comment segment so the file reaches the minimum without changing the visible image. If the image cannot be compressed enough at the required dimensions, you will get a clear error instead of a broken download. A sharp, evenly lit portrait usually compresses most predictably.
Need the other document? Open the IBPS Clerk signature resizer. For a different pixel size, use the general image resizer. You can also use the generic 50KB compressor when a form only specifies a maximum file size.
Rejection fixes
Use the built-in compression instead of changing the extension. The tool searches for a quality that fits the limit while keeping the required pixels.
The tool can pad a JPEG to the 20 KB minimum with a valid comment segment. Do not open and re-save the file afterwards, because some editors remove the padding.
Do not upload the phone camera original. Let this tool output exactly 200 × 230 px and verify the dimensions shown in the result card.
The tool applies EXIF orientation on import. If the source image itself was saved with the wrong rotation, rotate it in your phone gallery first and try again.
Retake it on plain white paper with even light. A high-contrast signature compresses better and looks clearer after the file is resized.
The current rule should always come from the exam authority. Open the official IBPS Clerk website and find the latest notification or information bulletin. Check the photo and signature instructions, including any rules not covered by this tool. Every preset on PhotoResize is marked unverified until someone confirms it against that document.
Preset status: not verified. This site is not affiliated with IBPS Clerk or any government body.
This page's unverified preset is 200 × 230 px, 20–50 KB, in JPEG. The official IBPS Clerk notification is the only final source. Check it before submitting and update the preset if the notice differs.
No. This is an independent utility and is not affiliated with IBPS Clerk or any government body. It does not submit your form and cannot guarantee acceptance by the portal.
No. The image is read, cropped, resized, and compressed entirely in your browser using the Canvas API. No image data is sent to this site or any third party by the tool.
Yes. JPG, PNG, WEBP, and HEIC files are accepted. Phone rotation is respected on import, and you can drag the crop with a finger. Confirm any background, lighting, or date-on-photo rules in the official notice separately.
The tool tries the full quality range and then a light blur. If the required 200 × 230 px image still cannot fit, it shows an error instead of pretending the download is valid. Try a simpler image or re-check the limit.
The suggested filename is ibps-clerk-photo.jpg. Renaming the file is normally fine, but keep the .jpg extension so the portal recognises the format.
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Each exam has its own photo and signature preset. Verify every specification before applying.