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Resize Photo to 320×400 Pixels for India Post GDS

Resize and compress an India Post GDS photograph in your browser using the July 2026 Schedule-II reference dimensions. Check the active notification for the current file-size limit before uploading.

Dimensions

320×400 px

File Size

30–100 KB

Format

JPG / JPEG

Processing

100% Client-Side

Requirements can change by recruitment cycle. Verify against the active India Post GDS notification before final submission.

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Cycle status: India Post GDS Schedule-II (July 2026) applications are closed and the shortlist stage has been published. Use this as a preparation reference for a future cycle and confirm the active notice at the official GDS portal.
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July 2026 Schedule-II Reference

Dimensions

320 × 400 pixels in 4:5 ratio

File Size

30–100 KB in the July 2026 reference

Format

JPG / JPEG only

Background

Plain light or white background

Face Coverage

Face must cover at least 70% of the frame

Selfies

Not permitted

How it works

1

Upload Photo

Select a clear, recent passport-style photograph with a white background.

2

Adjust Crop

Ensure your face covers at least 70% of the frame and is clearly visible.

3

Download File

The tool resizes to 320x400 pixels and targets a safe size within the July 2026 reference range. Verify the active notice before submission.

Frequently asked questions

What is the India Post GDS photo size in pixels?

The July 2026 India Post GDS Schedule-II reference specifies 320 × 400 pixels in a 4:5 portrait ratio. Confirm the active notice for a future cycle.

What is the GDS photo file size limit?

The July 2026 Schedule-II reference lists a photo range of 30KB to 100KB. Requirements can change by recruitment cycle, so compare the downloaded file with the active notification before submitting.

Can I use a selfie for GDS application?

No. The notification requires a recent passport-style photograph with a plain light or white background.

Does the GDS portal accept PNG photos?

No. Only JPG/JPEG format is accepted for the GDS online application.

How much of the frame should the face cover?

The face should cover at least 70% of the photograph area.

How do I fix the 'Image dimensions must be 320 x 400 pixels' error on India Post GDS portal?

Check that the file is JPG/JPEG, 320x400 pixels in a 4:5 ratio, within the active 30KB to 100KB range, and clear enough for the portal preview. This tool prepares those properties but cannot guarantee portal acceptance.

Paste an error or check an official upload phrase

Paste or type the exact message shown by the India Post GDS photo upload application, or choose a verified notice phrase below. It is analyzed in your browser only; the message and files are not uploaded.

India Post GDS Photo Preparation Checklist

Applying for the India Post Gramin Dak Sevak (GDS) requires careful attention to the photograph specifications mentioned in the notification. An incorrectly formatted image can lead to the rejection of your application. Ensure your photo follows the strict 4:5 aspect ratio by sizing it perfectly at 320 x 400 pixels.

The background of your photograph should be plain and light-colored, preferably white. Use a recent passport-style photograph and follow the active GDS notification rather than relying on older application-cycle guidance.

Another critical requirement is the face coverage; your face should occupy at least 70% of the total image area. Ensure your eyes are clearly visible without sunglasses or dark glasses. If you wear prescription spectacles, ensure there are no reflections on the lenses.

This dedicated tool resizes your photo to 320 x 400 pixels and compresses it to a selected JPG target completely within your browser. Check the active notification after downloading to confirm the current limit.

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Bharat Kumar G.verified

Technical SEO & Document Processing Expert

Bharat is the founder of ReadyToSubmit. With years of experience in technical web development, he builds privacy-first, client-side tools to help Indian government exam aspirants format their applications accurately and securely without server uploads.

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