Resize and compress admission photos or signatures to JPEG privately in your browser with sourced JEE Main, NEET UG and CUET UG exam-cycle presets.
What this does
Choose an official exam preset or enter a target size. The image is converted to JPEG on your device, then you can validate and download it without uploading the source to us.
Your source image stays on this device. It is decoded, resized and converted to JPEG in your browser and is never uploaded by this tool.
Requirement
One official requirement matches this selection.
CUET · 2026
CUET UG 2026 photograph
Visual rules
Source
National Testing Agency
CUET UG 2026 Information BulletinLocator: Printed page 9; PDF page 10
The bulletin uses kb without defining decimal or binary byte conversion.
Official bulletins often use "KB" without defining whether they mean 1,000 or 1,024 bytes. This tool aims below the decimal-byte ceiling for a conservative margin. Always confirm the final file in the official portal.
File
Add the image after reviewing the official requirement above.
Image metadata is removed by canvas re-encoding. Visual requirements such as face coverage, background and signature clarity still need your review.
The browser first checks file signatures and image dimensions against safe decode limits. It then re-encodes the image as JPEG and searches for the highest practical quality below the conservative target.
When quality reduction alone is not enough, generic mode can proportionally reduce dimensions. Exam mode preserves the aspect ratio when the official bulletin does not publish exact dimensions.
Need the requirement table first? Review the admission document tools hub or open the JEE Main, NEET UG and CUET UG exam-specific versions.
Check the authority, cycle and exact document location behind the tool's preset requirements.
Requirements below are tied to the cited authority and cycle. Open the original document before making a final submission.
Covers CUET UG 2026 photograph (revision 1) · CUET UG 2026 signature (revision 1)
The bulletin uses kb without defining decimal or binary byte conversion.
Covers JEE Main 2026 photograph (revision 1) · JEE Main 2026 signature (revision 1)
The bulletin uses kb without defining decimal or binary byte conversion.
Covers NEET UG 2026 photograph (revision 1)
The bulletin uses kb without defining decimal or binary byte conversion.
Covers NEET UG 2026 signature (revision 1)
The bulletin uses kb without defining decimal or binary byte conversion.
No. The source image is decoded and processed in your browser. Admission Guardian does not receive or store the source or resized image.
No. It can check file format, size and published dimensions when available. You must still review visual rules and confirm the final file in the official portal.
The available cited JEE Main, NEET UG and CUET UG bulletins publish file type and size limits but do not publish pixel dimensions or DPI for these uploads.
Canvas re-encoding creates a new JPEG and removes the original file metadata. It does not change whether the visible photo follows background, face-coverage or clarity rules.
The official bulletins use kb without defining decimal or binary bytes. The tool aims below the decimal-byte ceiling to reduce the chance of a portal rejecting a borderline file.
