50KB is a middle cap, not an exam name
Some state portals, scholarship uploads, and email forms ask for a photograph under 50KB without printing a pixel size. This preset starts at that cap. It does not claim that IBPS, SSC, or NEET want 50KB. IBPS has listed a photo around 20–50 KB at 200×230 px in recent pre-requisites — if your notice says 200×230, type those pixels. If it says 20–50 KB, set a minimum of 20 as well, so the file is not a tiny 8KB image that fails the floor.
50KB is 50,000 bytes for the maximum. A 20KB minimum is 20,480 bytes. Both numbers are shown before you download.
Leave the pixels blank only if the form does
When the notice is silent on pixels, the tool picks a size that fits 50,000 bytes and then uses as much of that budget as a clean JPEG allows. When the notice prints a size in centimetres, switch the unit, enter the DPI from the notice, and check the pixel result on the card. A 200 DPI box is a different photo from a 96 DPI box of the same centimetres.
Other sizes
- Resize image to KB — pick 20, 50, 100, 200, or a custom number
- Resize image to 20KB — common photo cap, including some PAN photos
- Resize image to 100KB — a photo, not a PDF
- Resize image to 200KB — more detail than a 20KB export
- Signature resizer — a scanned signature in a 10–20 KB or 30–49 KB band