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Open the Img Stop Form Photo & Signature Resizer, add your photo or signature, pick a preset such as SSC photo, IBPS signature or UPSC, or enter custom size and KB limits, drag the crop box and click resize. You get a JPG with the right dimensions that lands inside the required KB range.
About the Photo & Signature Resizer for Forms
Online application forms are strict: a photo of 200×230 px between 20 and 50 KB, a signature of 140×60 px between 10 and 20 KB, and an error message if you are even 1 KB out. The Img Stop Form Photo & Signature Resizer has ready presets for IBPS and bank exams, SSC, UPSC and passport-size photos, plus a custom mode for any other form – NTS, FPSC, PPSC, university admissions or job portals.
Drag the crop box to choose the area, optionally brighten a dull white background, and the tool searches for the JPG quality that lands inside your minimum and maximum KB. If the file is still too small, it is padded to reach the minimum. Do one photo or many at once – everything runs in your browser. Rules change, so always check your form’s notice for the exact size.
Key features
- Exam form presetsIBPS photo 200×230 px and signature 140×60 px, SSC photo 3.5×4.5 cm and signature 6×2 cm, UPSC 350–1000 px, passport size 35×45 mm.
- Custom sizeWidth and height in px, cm or mm with DPI, for any form.
- Min and max KBThe JPG is made to land inside the KB range the form asks for.
- Crop boxDrag to choose exactly which part of the photo is used.
- White background brightenOptionally make a greyish background look cleaner and whiter.
- BulkResize many photos at once and download all as one ZIP.
How to use the Photo & Signature Resizer for Forms
- Add your photo or signature Drop a photo, scan or phone picture into the tool.
- Choose a preset Pick IBPS, SSC, UPSC or passport size, or enter custom size and KB limits from your form.
- Adjust the crop Drag the crop box over your face or signature; turn on background brighten if needed.
- Download the JPG Download the resized file and upload it to the form.
Photo & Signature Resizer for Forms at a glance
| Price | Free, no watermark |
|---|---|
| Presets | IBPS, SSC, UPSC, passport size 35×45 mm |
| Custom units | px, cm or mm with DPI |
| Output | JPG inside your min–max KB range |
| Bulk | Yes – many photos at once, ZIP download |
| Processing | In your browser – photos are not uploaded |
When to use it
- Resize photo and signature for SSC CGL, CHSL and MTS forms.
- Prepare IBPS PO, Clerk and other bank exam uploads.
- Make UPSC photo and signature within 20–300 KB.
- Fit photos to NTS, FPSC, PPSC and job portal limits with the custom mode.
- Prepare photos for university admission and scholarship forms.
Tips for the best result
- Read your form’s notice first – sizes and KB limits change between years.
- Use a clear photo with a plain light background and your face centred.
- Sign on white paper with a black or blue pen before scanning the signature.
- Keep the original file; resize a fresh copy for every different form.
Frequently asked questions
How do I resize a photo to 20 to 50 KB for an online form?
Open the Img Stop Form Photo & Signature Resizer, choose a preset or enter min 20 and max 50 KB in custom mode, crop and download. The tool picks a JPG quality that lands inside that range.
What is the photo and signature size for IBPS?
The preset uses a 200×230 px photo of 20–50 KB and a 140×60 px signature of 10–20 KB. Always confirm with the current IBPS notice, as rules can change.
What is the SSC photo size in cm and KB?
The SSC preset makes a 3.5×4.5 cm photo of 20–50 KB and a 6×2 cm signature of 10–20 KB. Check the latest SSC notice before applying.
Can I use it for NTS, FPSC or PPSC forms?
Yes. Use the custom mode and type the width, height and KB limits given in that form’s instructions. Img Stop is not affiliated with any exam body.
What if my photo is smaller than the minimum KB?
The tool raises the quality first and, if the file is still too small, pads it so it reaches the minimum KB without changing how it looks.
Learn more
- Dots per inch – how pixels, DPI and print size relate
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