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Passport and stamp sizes

Start with 35 × 45 mm passport, common stamp-photo, square ID, or custom physical-size presets at a selected DPI.

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Exact image dimensions

Enter pixels, millimetres, or inches, then scale the final width and height from 10% to 200%.

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Resize to KB or MB

Set a maximum target file size or request a percentage reduction. JPG and WebP quality and dimensions are adjusted locally to meet the limit.

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Local visual cropping

Zoom and position the crop around the important area while the original image remains unchanged on this device.

Step-by-step

How to use Crop & Resize Image

  1. Choose a source file

    Select a supported file from your device. The source remains under your control.

  2. Configure crop & resize image

    Review the available settings and preview the intended result before processing.

  3. Process in your browser

    The operation runs in this browser without an implicit file upload.

  4. Review and download

    Inspect the result, then save the new file. Your original source is left unchanged.

Frequently asked questions

Crop & Resize Image questions

Can I resize an image to a specific KB or MB size?

Yes. Choose JPG or WebP, enter the maximum KB or MB size, and the tool searches for the highest usable quality under that limit. Very small targets may also require smaller pixel dimensions.

Are government photo presets guaranteed for every application?

No. Requirements vary by authority, application, and notice date. Source-labelled presets are starting points; always verify the current receiving portal before submission.

Can I make an image a percentage smaller?

Yes. Scale pixel dimensions by a percentage, reduce the encoded file size by a percentage, or use both controls together.

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Images to PDF

Place PNG and JPEG images into a native PDF without sending the images to a server.

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Scan to PDF

Assemble local camera/gallery images into a page-sized PDF with optional searchable OCR.

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PDF to Image

Batch-convert PDF pages to JPEG or PNG with resolution presets, page selection, and optional ZIP packaging.