TNPSC photo size — 200×230 px, 20–50 KB
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TNPSC asks for a JPG photograph of 20–50 KB and a signature of 10–20 KB, both scanned at 200 DPI.
Quick answer
TNPSC: aim for 200×230 px and 20–50 KB JPG. Use the tool below to crop, resize, and compress on your device, then verify the official notice before submitting.
Offline note
Typical prep target: 200×230 px · 20–50 KB · last reviewed 2026-08-03. Not a guarantee of acceptance. · Official source
Make my TNPSC photo (prep)
Upload → frame with the face guide → resize to 200×230 px and compress to ≤50 KB JPG. Unofficial prep only — not uploaded to our servers for processing.
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Target checklist
- Photo 20–50 KB, signature 10–20 KB
- Scan at 200 DPI
- Photo taken within the last 3 months
- Pixel size is our preset — TNPSC states KB only
Unofficial prep only. Specs change by year and notice. TryQuickImg is not affiliated with any government, embassy, exam board, or employer. Confirm the official bulletin before you submit — we do not guarantee acceptance.
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Disclaimer: portal rules change. The official TNPSC notice always overrides the prep targets on this page.
Where this spec comes from
These figures are commonly-cited ranges, read from the official notice by hand and re-checked on a set date — nothing here is scraped, so a number never changes without a person confirming it. The notice for your own exam year always wins.
TNPSC photo spec — TNPSC official portal
Checked 2026-08-03 · next re-check due 2027-08-03
Frequently asked questions
What is the typical TNPSC photo size?
TNPSC asks for a JPG photograph of 20–50 KB and a signature of 10–20 KB, both scanned at 200 DPI. Common prep target: 200×230 px, 20–50 KB JPG. Always confirm the current official notice before submitting.
How do I make a TNPSC photo to 20–50 KB?
Use the tool below: drop your photo, frame the face, then download a JPG at 200×230 px within 20–50 KB. TryQuickImg does this in your browser — the file is not uploaded to our servers for processing.
Why do exam photo uploads fail?
Common fails: over the KB cap, wrong pixels, HEIC instead of JPG, dark background, or a cropped face. Resize first, then compress to the printed limit, and convert HEIC→JPG if the portal rejects iPhone photos.
Is my photo uploaded to TryQuickImg?
No. TryQuickImg runs the crop, resize, and compress steps in your browser. After the page loads you can go offline and still finish.
Should I trust this page or the official notice?
The official notice wins. Specs change by year and form version. Use this page as a browser-side prep tool, then match the printed portal rules.