Exact pixels. Exact file size. One step.

Resize and compress

• Resize PhotoResize an image to an exact KB size and exact pixel dimensions at once, the way visa and exam portals demand.
• Compress ImageShrink a photo and watch the quality change on a drag-to-compare slider.
• Check My PhotoCheck a passport or visa photo against a portal’s published rules before you upload it.

Convert formats

• HEIC to JPGConvert an iPhone HEIC photo to JPG on Windows, Mac or phone.
• Open HEICView an iPhone HEIC photo straight in your browser on Windows or anywhere else.

Crop and rotate

• Crop ImageDrag a frame, lock it to a ratio, or type the exact pixel size you need.
• Rotate ImageTurn a photo 90 degrees, flip it, or straighten a sloping horizon by fractions of a degree against a guide grid.

Edit and adjust

• Passport PhotoMake a passport size photo at 35x45 mm or 2x2 in, then get a printable sheet of copies with cutting guides.
• Remove BackgroundCut the background out of a photo entirely on your own device.
• Signature ResizerCrop a photographed signature to the ink, clean the paper to white and hit a KB range like SSC India 10-20 KB.

Guides

What the portals actually require, read from the authority that set it and linked so you can check us.

• "Image is overly compressed" — what the 20:1 error meansThe US photo tool rejects images compressed past 20:1. What the ratio means, why it hits large photos hardest, and why more quality is not always the fix.
• Visa and passport photo size requirements, by countryPhoto size rules for ten visa and passport portals, each read from the authority that set it and linked. Pixel sizes, file limits, formats and the traps.
• Why a visa photo gets rejected for being too smallThree portals reject a photo for being under a minimum file size, and New Zealand wants at least 512 KB. Why the usual compress-it-smaller advice backfires.