Compress image for
FPSC forms.
Compress a passport-size photograph to under 30KB in JPEG/JPG format for Federal Public Service Commission uploads.
Also: compress to 30KB, FPSC resize, or open the FPSC photo and signature tools. Other portals: compress image for NADRA under 100KB, compress visa photo to 350KB, or compress FBISE photo to 40KB JPG. Need iPhone HEIC photos as JPG first? Use the HEIC to JPG or the full image converter.
Kodotools Team · Last updated: June 27, 2026 · Files stay on your device
About this tool
Use this FPSC photo compressor after cropping or resizing your passport-style image. The official online application guide checked by Kodotools says the picture should be less than 30KB in JPEG format.
Who needs this tool?
- Federal job applicants preparing FPSC application photos
- Users whose FPSC JPG/JPEG photo is too large to upload
- Applicants who want browser-only compression before opening the portal
FPSC photo requirements from the official guide
| Requirement | What to prepare |
|---|---|
| Photo type | Passport-size photograph |
| Max file size | Less than 30KB (use 30 KB preset below) |
| Format | JPEG/JPG |
| Dimensions | Follow the current portal/ad. If it gives exact pixels, resize first before compressing. |
Source checked: FPSC Guidelines for Applying Online PDF, page 6. Need pixels first? Resize for FPSC · Read the FPSC photo size guide.
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What makes us different
Built for real people,
not techies.
100% private. Always.
Your photos never touch a server. Every byte of work happens right inside your browser tab — no uploads, no accounts, no tracking pixels.
Instant compression
Most images compress in under a second. No queues, no uploads waiting.
iPhone HEIC ready
Drop iPhone photos directly. We auto-convert HEIC to JPEG before compressing.
Exact size control
Hits your target within 2% — every time.
Bulk upload
Drop 50 photos at once. Compress all in seconds.
Forever
No watermarks, no signups, no limits.
How it works
Three steps. Under 10 seconds.
Drop your images
Drag & drop or click. Open JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC, then export a small JPG for the FPSC portal.
Pick target size
Choose 30KB for the FPSC photo limit, or type the exact KB limit shown on your current application form.
Download
Hit Compress and grab your perfectly-sized images. Done.
FAQ
Common questions
What is the FPSC photo file size limit?
The FPSC online application guide checked by Kodotools says the passport-size photograph should be less than 30KB in JPEG format. Always verify the current form message before final submission.
How do I compress image for FPSC?
Choose your photo, select the 30KB preset, compress, and download the JPG. If the portal also asks for exact pixels, use the FPSC resize tool before compression.
Does FPSC accept PNG photos?
Use JPG/JPEG unless the current portal says otherwise. The official guide checked here mentions JPEG format, so PNG can fail even if its KB size is correct.
Should I resize the FPSC photo first?
If your photo is from a mobile camera, yes. Resize or crop first so the face and shoulders are clear, then compress to under 30KB.
Is my image uploaded to a server?
No. The compression runs locally in your browser. Your photo stays on your device.
Why is the FPSC portal still showing an upload error?
Check four things: file is JPG/JPEG, size is below 30KB, dimensions match the current form if it asks for pixels, and the file opens normally on your device.
Is there a file size limit?
No server limit. Very large files (50MB+) may be slower depending on your device since everything runs locally.
Can I use this for passport or visa photos?
Yes. Enter the KB limit from your application form, compress, and download. Works great for visa, passport, and government portal uploads.
Does it work on mobile?
Fully. Works on Android and iOS browsers. Compress photos directly from your phone camera.
Is this tool really free?
Completely. No account, no watermarks, no usage caps. Files stay on your device.
Guides
Real use-cases, step by step
Practical walk-throughs for the most common forms with strict size limits.