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Parivahan Photo Resizer

Prepare a Sarathi Parivahan driving licence photo using the preferred 420 x 525 px helper preset and a 20KB target. Use a recent passport-style photo with a light or white background.

Preferred size

420 x 525 px

File range

10KB to 20KB

Photo type

Recent colour photo

Format

JPG / JPEG

The official Sarathi PhotoSign guidance lists the preferred values used here, but flows can differ by state and service. Verify the active upload screen before final submission.

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Key details

Width

420 px

Height

525 px

File size

10KB to 20KB

Background

Light or white

How it works

1

Use a recent photo

Choose a clear passport-style colour photo taken within recent months.

2

Resize and compress

The preset fixes 420 x 525 px and targets a file under 20KB.

3

Check minimum size

If the portal enforces a minimum, make sure the final file is not below 10KB.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Parivahan photo size?

The Sarathi PhotoSign guidance lists 420 x 525 px as the preferred photo size and 10KB to 20KB as the file-size range.

Will this guarantee Sarathi upload acceptance?

No tool can guarantee acceptance because state/service flows may vary. This page prepares the file according to the common PhotoSign guidance.

Why does the Parivahan photo upload show an error?

Common causes are a non-JPG file, dimensions outside the active Sarathi requirement, or a file outside the portal's KB range. Use the preset, download the JPEG, and compare its final properties with the live portal before submitting.

What should I check if the photo is still rejected?

Confirm that the photo is recent, clear, and evenly lit; the background is acceptable; the file is JPG/JPEG; and the active state or service screen has not specified a different size or limit. The official upload screen is the final authority.

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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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