How many passport photos fit on a 4x6 inch photo paper?

A standard 4x6 inch print sheet fits exactly 6 passport photos (35x45 mm) comfortably with realistic margins and cutting guidelines for easy scissor trimming.

Are my personal photos and signatures uploaded to any server?

No. All photo resizing, face cropping, background whitening, and KB compression run 100% locally in your device's browser memory (HTML5 Canvas). Your files never touch any external server.

How do I add Candidate Name and Date of Photo (DOP) for SSC or UPSC exams?

Select the Govt Exam Photo Resizer or Name & Date Stamp Maker, enter your full name and the date of capture. The tool automatically overlays the official high-contrast white banner at the bottom of the photo according to notification guidelines.

How do I convert a paper signature to a transparent PNG?

Use the Signature Background Remover tool. Upload a smartphone photo of your paper signature, and the tool will automatically eliminate background shadows, convert blue ink to official black ink if selected, and export a clean transparent PNG or compressed JPG.

Online Image DPI Converter (200 / 300 / 600 DPI)

Change print resolution metadata without resampling distortion or pixel loss. 100% client-side.

Core Features

Lossless JFIF Header Injection: Modifies the metadata byte headers directly without re-compressing image pixels.
Quick Exam DPI Presets: One-click presets for 200 DPI (SSC/Railway), 300 DPI (Passport/Lab), and 600 DPI (Archival).
DPI Metadata Inspector: Reads existing horizontal and vertical DPI from your uploaded file.

How to use the Image DPI Converter (200/300/600)

Upload Image
Upload your JPG or PNG image.
Choose Target DPI
Select 200 DPI or 300 DPI preset.
Download Converted File
Save your file with embedded DPI metadata.

Official Specifications

Supported Presets: 72, 96, 150, 200, 300, 600, 1200 DPI
Quality Mode: Lossless Metadata Header Modification
Output Formats: JPG, PNG, TIFF, WEBP

Frequently Asked Questions

What is DPI and why do government exam portals mandate 200 or 300 DPI?

DPI stands for "Dots Per Inch." It is a metadata instruction embedded inside the image file that tells printers and document scanners how many pixels should occupy one physical inch of paper. Portals require 200 to 300 DPI to guarantee that when admit cards or verification lists are printed, the candidate's face and signature print sharply without jagged pixelation.

Does changing DPI from 72 to 300 increase my image file size or stretch my photo?

No. Our lossless DPI converter updates the JFIF / EXIF metadata header tags (Density Units and X/Y Density) directly without altering the underlying pixel grid. Your image remains at its original pixel sharpness while passing all portal DPI validation scripts.