TNPSC Photo Compressor
Compress your TNPSC photo to 275×354 pixels and 20–50KB in JPG format — exact specs the One Time Registration portal demands. Everything happens on your device, nothing gets uploaded anywhere.
Total Privacy — We Don't Save It Anywhere (0 Uploads Policy)
Your photo is never uploaded in the first place. The entire compression process — decoding, analyzing, re-encoding, checking the file size — happens locally, inside your own browser, on your own device. There's no upload step to intercept, no server log to worry about, no brief window where your file exists somewhere outside your control. We don't delete your file afterward because we never received it to begin with. If you want to verify this yourself, turn off your WiFi right after this page finishes loading — the tool will still work perfectly, because it never needed an internet connection to compress your photo.
About the TNPSC Photo Compressor & Editor
Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission (TNPSC) exams (Group 1, Group 2, Group 4) enforce exact tnpsc photo and signature size rules for One Time Registration (OTR). If you're looking for a tnpsc photo editor to do a tnpsc photo edit (adding name/date tag) or need a tnpsc signature compressor / tnpsc sign compressor, this tnpsc photo and signature size converter online tool resizes and compresses your files to 275x354px and 20KB–50KB automatically.
What TNPSC Expects in Your Photo
Dimensions: 275 × 354 Pixels
TNPSC requires your photo to be exactly 275 pixels wide and 354 pixels tall. This tool resizes your photo to these precise dimensions automatically — no manual cropping needed.
File Size: 20 KB to 50 KB
Your photo must fall between 20KB and 50KB. The OTR portal won't accept anything smaller or larger. Set your target size in this tool and it compresses precisely to that range.
Format: JPEG / JPG Only
TNPSC's portal only accepts JPEG/JPG files. If you have a PNG, HEIC, or any other format, this tool converts it to JPG automatically during compression.
Name and Date Printed on Photo
TNPSC requires your name and the date the photo was taken to be printed on the photograph itself. This tool handles compression and resizing — you'll need to add the text overlay before or after using this tool.
How to Compress Your TNPSC Photo
- 1Step 1 — Prepare your photo. Take a recent passport-style photo with a white or light background. Make sure your name and the date are printed on the photo as required by TNPSC.
- 2Step 2 — Upload it here. The tool automatically resizes to 275×354 pixels and compresses to your target KB size (20–50KB).
- 3Step 3 — Download the result. Your compressed photo is ready — correct dimensions, correct file size, correct format for TNPSC's OTR portal.
- 4Step 4 — Upload to OTR. Submit your photo during TNPSC One Time Registration — it will pass the portal's validation checks.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the TNPSC photo dimensions?
TNPSC requires your photo to be exactly 275 pixels wide and 354 pixels tall. This tool resizes to those dimensions automatically.
What file size does TNPSC require?
Your photo must be between 20KB and 50KB in JPG format. The OTR portal automatically validates file size, and anything outside this range gets rejected during upload.
Do I need to print my name and date on the photo?
Yes. TNPSC requires your name and the date the photo was taken to be printed on the photograph. This tool handles compression and resizing — you'll need to add the text overlay separately before or after.
Can I use this for TNPSC Group 1, Group 2, and Group 4?
Yes — the TNPSC photo and signature size requirements (275×354px, 20–50KB, JPG) are consistent across TNPSC exam types including Group 1, Group 2, Group 4, VAO, and departmental exams.
Will my TNPSC application be rejected for wrong file size?
Yes — the portal automatically validates file size. Files under 20KB or over 50KB will be rejected at the upload step. This tool compresses to the exact target range so you don't hit that error.
What background should my TNPSC photo have?
Use a plain white or light-coloured background. Avoid dark, coloured, or patterned backgrounds — the portal may reject photos that don't meet this requirement.
Is my photo uploaded to any server?
No. The entire compression process happens inside your browser on your own device. Your photo is never transmitted, stored, or processed on any external server.