Aadhaar Card Photo Resize — Get the Exact Size
Updating your Aadhaar card photo online through UIDAI? The photo requirements are very specific, and even a small deviation in dimensions or file size will get your update rejected. Here's everything you need to know about Aadhaar photo resize requirements and how to convert your photo for free.
Official Aadhaar Photo Requirements
| Parameter | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 240 × 320 pixels |
| File Format | JPEG (.jpg) |
| File Size | 20 KB – 50 KB |
| Background | White |
| Photo Type | Colour, front-facing, recent |
| Face Visibility | Both ears visible, no shadows |
How to Resize Your Photo for Aadhaar
- Open the converter — Go to WebConverter's Image to JPEG tool.
- Select your photo — Drag and drop or tap to choose your photo. It stays on your device — nothing is uploaded.
- Convert to JPEG — If your photo is PNG, HEIC, or WebP, convert it to JPEG format instantly.
- Verify the result — Check that the output file is between 20 KB and 50 KB. If the file is larger, try starting with a tighter crop around your face.
- Download and submit — Save the JPEG and upload it to the UIDAI portal for your Aadhaar update.
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Convert to JPEG — Free & PrivateCommon Mistakes That Cause Rejection
- Wrong pixel dimensions — The UIDAI portal strictly requires 240 × 320 pixels. Photos that are even slightly off may be rejected.
- File too large or too small — The file size must be between 20 KB and 50 KB. Phone camera photos are typically 2–8 MB — far too large.
- Wrong format — Only JPEG is accepted. PNG, HEIC, and other formats will be rejected.
- Shadows on face — Take the photo in even, natural light to avoid shadows, especially around the nose and eyes.
- Ears not visible — Both ears must be visible in the photo. Push hair behind your ears if needed.
- Old photo — Use a recent photo. The UIDAI may reject photos that don't match your current appearance.
Tips for the Perfect Aadhaar Photo
- Use a white wall — Stand against a plain white wall or hang a white bedsheet behind you.
- Face the camera directly — Look straight at the camera with a neutral expression.
- Good lighting — Natural daylight from a window works best. Avoid using flash.
- Crop before converting — Crop your photo to show just your head and shoulders before converting to the required size.
- Check clarity — Make sure the photo is sharp and not pixelated after resizing.
Why WebConverter is Ideal for Aadhaar Photos
- Complete Privacy — Your photo never leaves your phone or computer. All processing happens locally using WebAssembly technology.
- No Data Usage — Zero bytes uploaded means zero mobile data spent on conversion. Great for limited data plans.
- Works on Slow Connections — Once the page loads, conversion is instant and works offline.
- Free Forever — No account needed, no watermark, no usage limits.
- Any Device — Works on Android, iPhone, laptop, or desktop — any modern browser.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the required photo size for Aadhaar card?
The Aadhaar card photo must be 240 × 320 pixels in JPEG format, with a file size between 20 KB and 50 KB. The photo should have a white background with the face clearly visible.
How can I resize my photo for Aadhaar without uploading it online?
WebConverter resizes and converts photos entirely in your browser. No file is uploaded to any server. Your photo stays on your device throughout the process, making it completely private and safe.
Why is my Aadhaar photo getting rejected?
Common rejection reasons include wrong dimensions (must be 240×320 pixels), file size outside the 20–50 KB range, wrong format (must be JPEG), blurry image, or non-white background. Use WebConverter to fix format and size issues.
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