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Photo Spec guide — fit exam, visa, and resume photos to exact px and KB

2026-08-25

Open app → photo-spec.try-dabble.com

What this app does

Photo Spec fits a photo or signature to the pixels and file size a form demands. Presets cover India exam photo 200×230 (20–50 KB), exam sign 140×60 (10–20 KB), passport/visa 2×2 600×600 (50–200 KB), and KR resume 3×4 300×400 (30–100 KB). You can also type custom width, height, min/max KB, and JPEG or PNG.

Crop is a centered cover-crop to the target aspect (you can drag to nudge it). JPEG quality is binary-searched; if it is still over max KB at minimum quality, the app downscales slightly. The preview shows exact W×H and KB — green in range, red if not. It does not open or autofill government or exam sites. No account and no upload; processing and the applicant notes stay in this browser’s localStorage.

What to enter

How to use it

Pick a spec and add an image. Drag the preview to move the crop. Green means the file is in range. Download names the file with the real size, like photo-200x230-32kb.jpg.

Use the applicant notes as a local cheat-sheet and copy a field when a form asks. It never fills another site. On a shared device, clear site data when you are done.

When people open it

People open it when a form states numbers like “200×230, 20–50 KB JPEG.” A gallery app often hits the pixels and misses the KB window. Same habit as the r/SomebodyMakeThis ask for an Indian exam photo-and-sign spec tool: https://www.reddit.com/r/SomebodyMakeThis/comments/1vri576/idea_for_devs_a_tool_chrome_extension_for_indian/

Copying name, DOB, and phone from the same screen saves switching between the photo file and the applicant fields.

FAQ

Repeating questions are about photo upload and government autofill. Below is the actual scope.

Is the photo uploaded to a server?

No. Crop and JPEG fitting run only on this browser’s canvas. There is no account sync or cloud backup. On a shared device, clear site data when you are done.

Does it autofill exam or visa websites?

No. You download a file and copy notes to the clipboard. This is not an extension and it does not autofill government sites.

Is it free? Are there ads?

It is a free browser tool. Google AdSense ads may appear.