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IBPS PO Photo Size 2026: 200×230 px, 20–50 KB

IBPS PO (and IBPS Clerk) requires exact pixel dimensions of 200×230 px AND a strict 50 KB cap. Whether you need to compress a bank exam photo to 50kb or resize to 200×230 pixels for IBPS PO, this guide covers the complete 2026 application photo requirements — free tool included.

IBPS PO 2026 Photo & Signature Requirements — 200×230 px, 20–50 KB

Photo dimensions200×230 px
Photo file size20–50 KB
Photo formatJPEG / JPG
BackgroundWhite, plain, no shadows
Signature dimensions140×60 px
Signature file size10–20 KB
ExamIBPS PO 2026 (notification July–August)
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IBPS PO Photo FAQ — Resize to 200×230 px, Compress to 50 KB

What is the IBPS PO 2026 photo size?

IBPS PO 2026 requires a 200×230 px JPEG photo between 20–50 KB. The background must be white and plain. The photo must show the full face from the front against a plain white background. A separate signature upload at 140×60 px and 10–20 KB is also required.

How do I resize my photo to 200×230 px?

Open PhotoFit, click Resize, enter 200 as width and 230 as height, upload your photo, and download. Then compress the resized photo to under 50 KB using the Compress tab. Both steps take under a minute total.

Can I use the same photo for IBPS Clerk and IBPS PO?

Yes, if both photos were taken at the same time and against the same white background. The technical specifications (200×230 px, 20–50 KB, JPEG) are identical for IBPS PO and IBPS Clerk. Save the compressed photo file and use it for both applications.

What happens if I upload a photo above 50 KB to the IBPS portal?

The IBPS portal validates file size at upload time. If your photo is 51 KB, the upload will fail with an error. The error message is not always clear — many candidates see a generic failure without understanding the reason. Always check your file size before attempting to upload.

My photo is 3.8 MB from my phone camera. How do I get it to 50 KB?

That is a 98.7% reduction. Open PhotoFit Compress, upload the 3.8 MB file, type 45 in the KB field (giving a small safety margin below the 50 KB limit), and click Compress. Download and verify the file size is under 50 KB before uploading.

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