IBPS Photo Size and Resizer: 20–50 KB

For IBPS PO, Clerk, SO and RRB, the photo must be a JPG between 20 and 50 KB at 200 × 230 pixels. PixFit resizes and compresses it to that range in your browser, so nothing is uploaded. Last verified on 20 Sept 2026 against the official notification.

Last verified 20 Sept 2026 · Official notification

Size

Pixels: 200 × 230
File size: 20–50 KB
Format: JPG

Add your photo

Choose a photo or open the cameraJPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC. On a PC you can also drag it here or press Ctrl+V.

Camera

Set the frame

Add a photo to see the frame here

Zoom

Plain white backgroundReplaces what is behind you. Runs on your phone; the photo is never uploaded.

Clean backgroundFor signatures and scans. Makes the paper white and the ink dark.

Add name and date belowSome exams ask for this on the photo. Your name never leaves your phone.

Batch: many photos at once

All photos in this size and KB, in one zip.

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IBPS document sizes

Document	Pixels	File size	Print size	Format
Photo	200 × 230 px	20–50 KB	—	JPG
Signature	140 × 60 px	10–20 KB	—	JPG
Thumb impression	240 × 240 px	20–50 KB	—	JPG
Declaration	800 × 400 px	50–100 KB	—	JPG

Also used by many bank exams

How to resize your IBPS photo in 4 steps

The IBPS photo preset (200 × 230 px, 20–50 KB) is already selected.
Add your photo from the gallery, or open the camera.
Drag and zoom to set the frame; turn on clean-up for a white background.
When the green ACCEPTED stamp shows, download the JPG and upload it to the form.

Frequently asked questions

What is the IBPS photo size?

200 × 230 pixels, between 20–50 KB, in JPG format. Check the current IBPS notification before you submit, because sizes can change each year.

How do I reduce my IBPS photo to 50 KB?

Add the photo above, adjust the frame and download. PixFit sets the pixels and finds the JPG quality that lands inside 20–50 KB.

Is my photo uploaded to a server?

No. Resizing and compression happen in your browser. The file stays on your phone or computer.

Why does the IBPS portal reject my photo?

Usually the file is above 50 KB or below 20 KB, the pixels are wrong, or it is not a JPG. PixFit fixes all three and shows a green ACCEPTED stamp when the file is inside the range.

What if the official size changes?

PixFit re-checks IBPS notifications and shows the last verified date on this page. If your notification differs, use Resize image and enter its numbers.