PhotoFix

PhotoFix creates India passport, visa, OCI, Aadhaar, PAN and exam-form photos at the exact required size, white background and file size. It runs on your device, so photos are never uploaded, and the first photo is free.

Who it is for: Indian applicants who get forms rejected because of photo size, background or file size, including passport and visa seekers, OCI applicants, and students filling NEET, SSC and UPSC exam forms.

What it does: crops and resizes to the 35x45mm passport spec, sets a plain white background, compresses to KB limits such as 20 KB or 50 KB, and fixes signature images too. It saves the time and cost of a studio visit and avoids rejected applications.

Helpful guides: PAN card photo size guide https://www.photofix.site/blog/pan-card-photo-size-guide and UPSC photo and signature size https://www.photofix.site/exam/upsc-photo-signature-size. Homepage: https://www.photofix.site/

PhotoFix is built for the Indian market and keeps up with the latest 2026 photo specifications for government forms, so you can submit the right photo the first time without editing skills or design software. Upload once, pick the document, and download a ready photo in seconds.

How it works: choose the document you need, such as an Indian passport photo, OCI photo, Aadhaar or PAN card photo, or a NEET, SSC or UPSC exam photo and signature. Add a clear picture taken against any wall. PhotoFix detects the face, crops to the exact dimensions, replaces the background with plain white, and compresses the file to the permitted KB range. You see a preview and download the final JPG instantly.

Why people use it: government portals reject photos for the wrong height and width, shadows, a tinted background, or a file that is too large or too small. Resubmitting wastes days and can cost an application fee. PhotoFix applies the published rules for each form, so the photo is accepted the first time. Because processing happens on your own device, your face data stays private. Pricing is simple: the first photo is free, and you only pay if you need more.

Popular guides on the site cover the PAN card photo size, UPSC photo and signature size, passport photo requirements, and how to reduce a photo to 20 KB or 50 KB without losing quality.

What problem it solves

Indian applicants get passport, visa and exam forms rejected because photos are the wrong size, background or file size.

Alternatives & competitors

Studio photographers and generic photo resizers that do not know Indian form specifications.