SizeRightPhoto for Bangladesh Army officer cadet applications
Officer cadet applications to the Bangladesh Army (join.army.mil.bd) need a photo of 300 × 300 pixels, under 100 KB. Make it here.
The photo keeps its pixel size where it can, and quality is lowered only as much as needed. If the limit is very low, the photo is made a little smaller instead of turning blocky.
PNG keeps every pixel exactly, so files are much bigger. Under a low KB limit the photo is made smaller, and at exact pixel sizes it may not fit at all. For photos, JPG is usually the better choice.
Leave width and height empty to only reduce the file size. With one of them, the other follows the shape chosen above.
The size asked for
| File | Size | Max file size |
|---|---|---|
| Colour photo | 300 × 300 px | Under 100 KB |
- The “How to apply” page on join.army.mil.bd says: width 300px, height 300px, image size must be less than 100KB, image type must be jpg/jpeg/png.
- This portal doesn’t ask for a signature.
- The valid sample photos on that page show the face front-on, centred and clear.
These rules are for officer cadet (BMA Long Course) applications. Soldier (sainik) applications go through a different portal, where the rules may differ. Check the current instructions on join.army.mil.bd before applying.
For a good photo
- Use a recent, sharp photo.
- Keep the face in the middle of the frame with a little space above the head.
- Follow any rule in your notice about background colour or clothing.
- If you need a white backdrop, turn on “White background”.
Common questions
Is my photo uploaded to a server?
No. Cropping, resizing and compressing all happen inside your browser. The photo never leaves your phone or computer.
Will the file really be under the KB limit?
Yes. The tool finds the best quality that stays under the limit. It counts 1 KB as 1000 bytes, so the file is under the limit whether a portal counts 1000 or 1024.
Is it free?
Yes, completely free. There is no account and no watermark.
Does the file keep the photo’s location data?
No. The new file carries none of the camera’s extra data, such as GPS location.
Does it work on a mobile phone?
Yes. It works in any modern mobile or desktop browser.