Making Image Tools Simple, Powerful & Accessible

Our Story

The frustration that started all of this: government exam portals reject photos for reasons that make no sense until you read the fine print. UPSC wants 20–300 KB. Kerala PSC Thulasi wants exactly 150×200 px. SSC GD has separate constraints for the photo and the signature. None of the tools we found handled these specific requirements without either uploading your photo to a server or slapping on a watermark.

The first version was a quick script for a friend preparing for Kerala PSC. It worked well enough that we kept adding more exam specs — and eventually it made sense to build it into a proper site that anyone could use, on any phone, without creating an account.

Every spec on this site is verified directly against the official portals — UPSC, NTA for NEET, the Thulasi portal, Sarathi, and the NSDL PAN card portal. Where portals are ambiguous, we've tested what actually gets accepted and documented it in the spec tables on each tool page.

How the privacy side actually works

Every tool here uses the browser's Canvas API. When you select a photo, it loads into memory inside your browser tab. The resize, compress, and stamp operations all run there — no data ever touches a server. The download is generated locally using URL.createObjectURL().

This isn't a marketing claim — it's an architectural constraint. There is no server-side image processing code in this project. There is no file upload endpoint. Open your browser's Network tab while using any tool and you'll see zero requests carrying image data.

What's coming next

The current focus is covering all major Indian government exam and document portals accurately. After that: international visa photo validators, content creator format tools, and developer utilities. If there's an exam or platform we haven't covered yet, send a message — tool requests go straight into the queue.