Compress Photo to 200KB — TU, Loksewa & Online Forms
Phone photos are often too large for TU registration, Loksewa (PSC), citizenship, driving licence, and university admission uploads. Compress your passport-size or profile photo to 200KB or any limit the form asks for — preview first, then download.
Match the KB limit shown on your TU, Loksewa, or form upload page.
Target: 200.0 KB (200 KB)
Increase if the form still rejects your file. Decrease if you want a sharper photo.
Common uses in Nepal
- TU entrance & registration photo upload
- Loksewa (PSC) and government job application forms
- Citizenship (nagarikata) and national ID online uploads
- Driving licence, passport appointment & visa forms
- University admission, scholarship & council registrations
Your photo stays on your device — nothing is sent to a server.
How to compress a photo for TU, Loksewa, or any online form
- 1. Upload the photo from your phone or computer — the one the form rejected.
- 2. Set the target to 200KB, 100KB, or whatever size limit the form shows.
- 3. Click Compress and check the before/after preview — your face should still look clear.
- 4. Download and upload the compressed photo back to TU, Loksewa, or your form.
Frequently asked questions
TU registration says my photo is too large — what size should I use?
Most TU and university portals ask for photos around 200KB or less in JPEG format. Set the target to 200KB here, compress, and try uploading again. If the portal shows a different limit, enter that number instead.
What photo size does Loksewa (PSC) online form need?
Loksewa and other Public Service Commission applications often require a passport-size JPEG under 200KB. Phone camera photos are usually 2–5 MB, so compressing to 200KB or 100KB before upload avoids the “file size exceeded” error.
Can I use this for citizenship, driving licence, or passport photos?
Yes. Any Nepal online portal that rejects your photo for being too large — citizenship (nagarikata), driving licence, passport appointment, nursing or teacher council registration — can use a compressed copy from this tool. Always check the preview before submitting.
Will my photo look blurry after compression?
For form uploads, a slight reduction in sharpness is normal when shrinking a large phone photo to 200KB. The tool keeps your photo as clear as possible within the size limit. Use the preview to confirm it still looks acceptable before you submit.
Is my photo safe? Does it get uploaded anywhere?
No. Everything runs on your own device. Your passport photo or citizenship picture is never sent to a server — useful when uploading sensitive documents for government forms.