IBPS Photo Size Online: 200 × 230 px, 20–50 KB
Crop your photo to the IBPS pixel size, compress it between 20 KB and 50 KB and download a JPEG ready for the IBPS registration portal.
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Crop, resize and compress it to the exact size your exam form asks for, in about a minute.
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IBPS Photo requirements
| Requirement | What to use |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 200 × 230 px |
| Resolution | 200 DPI (used for the cm and mm readout in the editor) |
| File size | 20 KB to 50 KB |
| Format | JPEG |
| Background | Plain white or light |
| Photo | Recent, face visible, eyes open, no heavy filter |
About this IBPS photo resize
IBPS uses a pixel-based photo specification, so the target is the exact frame of 200 by 230 pixels rather than a centimetre measure. The portal checks both the pixel size and the file weight, and a photo that is close but not exact can still be rejected. This page loads the IBPS Photo preset, which keeps the 200 : 230 ratio locked while you crop. IBPS conducts recruitment for public sector banks and related institutions, and each exam notification is the final word on photo, signature, thumb impression and declaration sizes.
How to resize it step by step
Upload a recent colour photo. Keep your face at the centre with your shoulders visible.
Confirm IBPS Photo is highlighted. The width is 200 px and the height is 230 px, with the ratio locked.
Drag the crop box so the face fills about 70 to 80 percent of the frame, with the top of the head close to the top edge.
Check the size badge. If the file is above 50 KB, try a slightly tighter crop or lower sharpness.
Press Make exam ready, review the output and download the JPEG.
Common reasons for rejection
- Pixel size differs from 200 × 230, especially when another app changed the aspect ratio during resizing.
- File size outside 20 to 50 KB.
- Background with patterns, shadows or other people in the frame.
- Face covered by a cap, glasses with glare, or a hand near the face.
- An old or heavily edited photo that does not match your appearance.
Tips for a better result
- Enlarging a small photo to 200 × 230 px makes it blurry. Start from a larger original where possible.
- Stand one to two metres from a plain wall, facing a window for soft light.
- Turn off beauty filters and portrait blur on your phone camera before taking the photo.
- Keep the same photo for the IBPS form and any later upload the portal asks for again.
Frequently asked questions
What is the IBPS photo size in pixels?
The IBPS Photo preset crops to 200 × 230 pixels and saves at 200 DPI, with a file size between 20 KB and 50 KB. Confirm the exact pixel and file requirement in the IBPS notification for your exam.
Why does IBPS use pixels instead of centimetres?
Many online portals check the image in pixels. The editor still shows cm and mm for reference, but the export is always the exact pixel frame in this preset.
Can I use a photo with a light blue background?
A plain white or very light background is the safest choice. Use the Background panel to pick white, then check that the edges look natural.
What if my file is still 60 KB after cropping?
Lower the sharpness, or crop a little tighter. The tool searches for the highest quality that fits inside 20 to 50 KB, so a file that stays above the limit usually means the source image is very detailed.
Does IBPS also need a thumb impression and a declaration?
Some IBPS forms ask for a thumb impression and a handwritten declaration. This site has separate pages for both, each with its own size.
Is my photo uploaded to EzSSC?
No. Your photo is processed in the browser and downloaded to your device.