KPSC photo and signature size

The short answer

There is no KPSC preset on the resizer. A current photograph or signature size could not be confirmed from a file served by the Karnataka Public Service Commission on 27 October 2026.

What was confirmed is the Commission’s own notification list. It includes a notification for Gazetted Probationers 2026-27 for 319 Group A and B posts, and a corrigendum extending the last date for the online application to 7 September 2026. The list does not, by itself, state a pixel size or a KB size.

What was not confirmed

Other websites describe a notification dated 31 July 2026, number KPSCKA/EXA1/EXMF/9/2026-EXAM-1/I/251710/2026, as asking for a JPEG photograph up to 200 KB and a JPEG signature up to 70 KB. Those sentences were not read from a PDF on kpsc.kar.nic.in. They are not loaded into the tool. If your copy of the Commission’s PDF says something else, the PDF wins.

Open the resizer on My own size

1. Download the Gazetted Probationers notification, or the notification for the post you are applying to, from kpsc.kar.nic.in.
2. Find the photograph and signature lines. Note the format, any pixels, and the minimum and maximum KB.
3. On the resizer, choose My own size and replace the numbers already in the boxes. Those starting numbers (350 × 450 px and 20–200 KB for a photo) are the tool’s ordinary default. They are not a KPSC size. Do not use the IBPS or NEET preset for a KPSC form.

If the portal says the file is too small

Some portals re-check the width and height after you upload, or they strip extra data from the JPEG. When a picture is still under the minimum KB after a high-quality save, the resizer adds blank comment data. That does not change the picture. If the portal removes it, the file can fall under the minimum again. Move Aim for to the right and download again. Use a larger pixel size only when the notice allows it, so the JPEG itself is heavy enough.

Other exams are listed on Exam photo and signature size. The resizer stays at /exam-photo-resizer/.