Local image check

UPLOAD ERROR DIAGNOSIS & REPAIR

Image Upload Rescue

Your image was rejected? Paste the upload requirements, add your image, and see what needs fixing. Create a verified file without uploading it to our servers.

1. Paste the error or upload rules

Example: “JPG only. Exactly 200 x 230 pixels. Maximum 50 KB.”

Review the detected requirements

Edit these values if the error message was ambiguous. This tool checks only the selected technical rules.

If your form specifies a minimum file size, DPI, colour profile, file naming rules or a required background, those rules must be checked separately.

2. Add your rejected image

Choose an image or drop it here

JPG, PNG or WebP · locally processed

3. Repair and verify

We only offer a download if the generated file meets every selected supported requirement. Exact dimensions may require cropping; minimum dimensions cannot be increased automatically.

Why did my image upload fail?

Many websites reject images that exceed a file-size limit, use an unsupported image format, or do not match pixel dimensions. Upload Rescue checks these specific rules against your actual file and helps fix supported mismatches without sending the image to KEVRIQO servers.

This tool cannot diagnose login problems, temporary server errors, file naming restrictions, DPI rules or every hidden policy of the destination website. Meeting the checked technical rules does not guarantee that a third-party website will accept the file.

Fix common photo upload errors

“Image file is too large” or “maximum file size exceeded”

The portal is checking the file size in KB or MB, not necessarily the picture's width and height. Enter the stated maximum above, add the original photo and compare its actual file size with the rule. If that is the only issue, try our 100KB compressor or 200KB compressor for the matching limit.

“Invalid image dimensions” or “photo size does not match”

Pixel dimensions such as 200 × 230 px are different from a file-size limit such as 50 KB. Enter the width and height your form actually requires, then select whether they are exact, minimum or maximum. Exact dimensions may crop the edges; check that important content remains visible after repair.

“Invalid file type” or “JPG only”

An image may look fine but use PNG or WebP when a form accepts only JPG. Choose the accepted output format above. Renaming a file from .png to .jpg is not enough: the image must be converted. A JPG conversion may replace transparency with white, so inspect the result before uploading.

Frequently asked questions

Why is my photo rejected even though it is under the KB limit?

Your form may also require a different format, exact pixel dimensions or a specific aspect ratio. Check all stated requirements instead of compressing repeatedly.

Can Upload Rescue guarantee my photo will be accepted?

No. It verifies the selected measurable rules only. Some portals also check photo content, filename, colour settings or rules that are not shown in their error message.

What if I still get “upload failed” after fixing the image?

Check the destination website's instructions, try a simple filename such as photo.jpg and retry in an updated browser. A failed network connection, expired session or destination server error cannot be repaired by changing the image.

Want to set more rules manually? Try the Image Requirements Checker.