Photo
Default: No file-size target
- Select Photo and set width, height, format and KB target.
- Lock the ratio when the form requires a fixed shape.
- Use Crop to keep the face positioned well within the frame.
Free exam image tool
Exam photo & signature resizer.
Resize, crop, compress and convert a photo or signature for an online form. Set exact pixels, a KB range, format and quality—entirely on your device.
Browser-only image editor
Upload → crop → resize → download
Your image is processed entirely in your browser and is not uploaded to our servers.
Dimensions
Manual size, mm/cm & file-size controls
MM/cm and DPI are planning references: canvas output controls pixels, while browsers do not reliably embed DPI metadata. Use the pixel values required by the notice.
Preview appears here
Choose a photo or signature to crop, resize and compress it locally.
Requirements
Set requirements for any form
Signature
Default: No file-size target
- Select Signature to begin with a clean custom setup.
- A JPG often helps meet small KB limits.
- Check ink colour, dimensions and file type against the current notice.
Simple flow
How to use the tool
- Upload. Choose your original photo or signature.
- Crop. Drag the image inside the crop window; choose a required aspect ratio via the pixel dimensions.
- Preset or customise. Choose Photo/Signature, then check or edit dimensions, format and KB range.
- Resize and download. Review the technical file-match status, then save the image.
Avoid rejection
Common errors
- Using a previous year's notice
- Matching only file size but not format or dimensions
- Uploading a blurry, over-cropped or invalid image
Questions, answered
Exam image resizer FAQs
What image formats can I create?
The editor can create JPG/JPEG, PNG and WebP. Use the exact format stated in the current application notice.
Are my photos uploaded to Chase Clarity?
No. The editor uses browser Canvas and File APIs. Your source image and processed image stay on your device; the page does not send image contents to Chase Clarity servers.
Does a green status guarantee my application will be accepted?
No. It only checks the technical dimensions and file-size settings you selected. The application notice, visual quality rules and the authority's portal determine acceptance.
Why can't a PNG always reach a small KB target?
PNG is lossless and Canvas does not provide a quality control for it. For strict small file sizes, a JPG is usually the practical choice when the notice permits it.
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