PDF under 200 KB
Make one PDF under 200 KB from your photos.
Scholarship and admission portals often ask for each certificate as a single file of at most 200 KB. The National Scholarship Portal says exactly that for its schemes for students with disabilities, and accepts PDF or JPEG.
200 KB is enough room for two or three clear A4 pages when they are straight, cropped and in black and white. The converter below starts at 200 KB. Add your images, drag them into order, and it lowers the JPG quality inside the PDF until the file fits, then tells you the size it reached.
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Portals with this limit
- National Scholarship Portal, DEPwD schemes: Each supporting documentPDF or JPEG, up to 200 KB each
The size of the each document should not exceed 200kb.
NSP FAQ for the scholarship schemes for students with disabilities, page 3.
Read from the official documents linked above on 30 September 2026. Limits change between cycles, so check the notice for the year you are applying in.
Tips for this size
- If a certificate has a front and a back, put both into one PDF here instead of uploading two photos. The portal slot usually takes one file per document.
- Aim for 190 KB rather than 200. The notice does not say whether a KB is 1,000 or 1,024 bytes, so leave a few kilobytes of margin.
- A phone photo taken at an angle wastes bytes on the table around the page. Straighten it in the Document Scanner first and the text gets more of the 200 KB.
- Keep each certificate in its own PDF unless the portal asks for them merged. A single 200 KB file split across six certificates leaves too little for any of them to stay readable.
Other common sizes
Frequently asked questions
- How many pages fit in a PDF under 200 KB?
- Two or three printed A4 pages usually fit with readable text if they are cropped and converted to black and white. Colour photos of pages with stamps and signatures take more, so expect one or two.
- Can I upload a JPG instead of a PDF?
- The NSP disability-scheme FAQ accepts PDF or JPEG up to 200 KB. Other portals may accept only PDF, so check the upload slot. For a single photo, the image compressor at 200 KB is simpler.