Gauritanaya

Photo and signature resizer for exam forms

India: uses Indian rules and rupees

Pick your exam, choose photo or signature, and get a file with the right dimensions and size in one step.

Your files stay on this device. Processing happens in your browser.

How to use the exam photo & signature resizer

Exam portals check three things: the pixel dimensions, the file size in KB and the format (almost always JPG). This tool sets all three at once.

  1. Drop your photo or a scan of your signature on the box.
  2. Choose your exam and whether this is the photo or the signature. The required sizes fill in automatically.
  3. Drag the crop box so your face, or the whole signature, sits inside it.
  4. Tap Resize and compress and download the JPG.

Questions

Are these the official sizes for my exam?
They are the sizes reported for recent notifications, and the note under each preset says what it covers. Boards change them, so always check the latest official notification for your exam and edit the width, height and KB fields if they differ.
Why can’t I upload a photo for SSC?
SSC now captures your photo live through your camera during the online application, so only the signature is uploaded. This tool prepares the signature.
The portal says my file is too small. Why?
Some forms set a minimum size, such as 20 KB. The tool raises quality and, if the image is still too small, pads the file with harmless metadata so it meets the minimum without changing how it looks.
How should I scan my signature?
Sign in black ink on plain white paper, photograph it in daylight, and tick the black-and-white option. Crop tightly around the signature.
What photo background should I use?
Most exams want a light or white background, your face covering about 70 percent of the photo, and a recent photo without a cap or dark glasses.
Are my photos uploaded anywhere?
No. Your photo is processed by your own browser and never sent to a server. You can even switch on airplane mode after the page loads.

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