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Photo and signature resizer for online applications

The short answer

Resizes a signature or photograph to the size and file-weight band a recruitment notice asks for. It runs on a canvas in your own browser tab, so the image never leaves your device — which is the reason to use it rather than an upload-based tool.

A blurred or undersized signature gets an application rejected summarily. So does a file a few kilobytes over the band.

This resizes the image in your browser. The file is read into a canvas in this tab and never uploaded anywhere — which is the reason to use this rather than one of the sites that ask you to hand over a scan of your signature.

The signature band is the one printed in SSC’s notice. Photograph sizes vary widely by commission — 35 × 45 mm is a common Indian form size, not a universal one. Check yours.

The file is processed in this tab and never leaves your device.

The specification it targets

The signature preset uses the numbers printed at para 11.10 of SSC’s Selection Posts notice for 2026:

Requirement Value
Format JPEG or JPG
File size 10 to 20 KB
Image dimensions About 6.0 cm wide × 2.0 cm high

The tool converts that to 709 × 236 pixels — 6.0 × 2.0 cm at 300 dpi.

The resolution is not arbitrary. The dimension and the file-size band in the notice only reconcile at scan resolution. At 144 dpi a clean signature compresses to around 5 KB and can never reach the 10 KB floor, whatever you do to the quality. At 300 dpi it lands inside the band on its own.

Photograph specifications vary between commissions far more than signature ones do. The photo preset uses 413 × 531 pixels — 35 × 45 mm at 300 dpi, a common Indian form size — at 20–50 KB. That is a sensible default, not a rule. Check the paragraph in your own notice before you rely on it.

Official source SSC Selection Posts 2026 — section 11

The photograph and signature paragraphs, including the Aadhaar authentication route.

ssc.gov.in — opens the official site in a new tab

Why the 10 KB floor matters more than the ceiling

Everyone worries about the file being too big. The rejection that actually happens is the other one.

A signature compressed hard to hit a size target comes out blurred, and blurred is the word the notice uses when it describes what gets rejected. If this tool tells you the output is under 10 KB, the answer is to scan again at a higher resolution — not to pad the file.

Scan on white paper. Crop tight to the signature itself, with a small margin. Do not photograph it off a screen.

The route that switches these rules off

Worth knowing before you spend an evening on this.

If you complete One Time Registration using Aadhaar-based authentication, SSC’s notice says your application will not be rejected on the ground that the photograph or signature is not as per the prescribed standards. It appears four separate times in section 11.

That route also means you need not carry photographs or original photo-ID to the examination venue.

It does not make a bad scan a good idea. It does mean the stakes are lower than the rejection language suggests.

Questions people actually ask

What size should a signature be for an SSC application?

JPEG or JPG, 10 to 20 KB, with the image about 6.0 cm wide by 2.0 cm high, per para 11.10 of the Selection Posts 2026 notice. Blurred or miniature signatures are rejected summarily.

Is my signature uploaded anywhere?

No. The file is read into a canvas in this browser tab and processed there. Nothing is sent to a server and nothing is stored.

My file is under 10 KB — what do I do?

Scan again at a higher resolution rather than padding the file. A signature compressed hard to hit a size target comes out blurred, and blurred is exactly what the notice rejects.

Sources

  1. Advertisement No. Phase-XIV/2026/Selection Posts, section 11 — Staff Selection Commission, Government of India

Each source above was opened and read on 25 August 2026. Rules and figures in this niche change on a cycle — if you are reading this much later, open the official link and check it against the current notification.