Set the DPI your form asks for — 200, 300 or any value. Only the DPI changes; the picture is not re-compressed.
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DPI is a number stored in the image file that tells printers how many pixels to put in each inch. Changing it does not add detail or change the pixels: a 600 × 600 photo stays 600 × 600. It changes the print size — 600 pixels at 300 DPI print 2 inches wide, at 200 DPI 3 inches.
Example: the IBPS PO 2026 notice asks for the left thumb impression at 240 × 240 pixels and 200 DPI, and the hand-written declaration at 800 × 400 pixels and 200 DPI (IBPS PO 2026 notice (checked 26 September 2026)).
Some forms check the DPI value. This tool sets it in the JPEG header (JFIF) and, for phone photos, in the EXIF data too, because Windows shows the EXIF value first. PNG files get the standard pHYs value.
Need a size in cm at a given DPI? Use resize photo in cm. Need pixels and KB? Use the image resizer.
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DPI badalne se photo ki quality nahi badhti. Sirf print size badalta hai.