NYSC Photo Resizer, Converter and Compressor
NYSC Photo Resizer crops and compresses a photo to the stored 2x2 inch preset for the NYSC registration portal.
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NYSC photo tool
This tool prepares a photo for the NYSC registration. It crops to the stored NYSC preset, converts the image to JPEG and compresses it toward the stored size window. The processed file downloads to your device.
The stored NYSC record contains one photo preset and no signature preset. If your portal asks for a signature, do not use the photo preset for it.
Stored NYSC preset
The stored preset is a 2×2 inch photo, JPEG at 96 DPI, with a maximum of 8 KB. The minimum size is not set in the stored record.
These are stored values. The NYSC portal and current instruction are the authority; confirm the figure before uploading. The preset has not been changed.
How to use it
Upload a recent colour photo with a plain light background. Crop so the face is centred and the head and shoulders fit the square. Process the image, download it and check the dimensions and KB size before uploading.
A 2×2 inch preset at 96 DPI is a small file. Starting from a very large photo is fine, but the result will still be reduced to the preset. Starting from a tiny screenshot will look soft.
Photo tips
Face the camera with your eyes open and a neutral expression. Avoid hats, heavy shadows, filters and screenshots. A plain background and even light matter more than a high-end camera. Keep the original image until the application accepts the upload.
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Why the square crop matters
A square preset is less forgiving than a portrait crop. Centre the face, keep both ears visible where possible and leave a little space above the head. If the first crop cuts the chin or the forehead, undo it and start from the original rather than stretching the compressed result.
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