सरकारी फॉर्म में photo या signature upload करते समय सबसे जरूरी बात यह है कि हर भर्ती का rule एक जैसा नहीं होता. File size, dimensions, format, live-photo capture, slate, thumb impression और handwritten declaration जैसी requirements recruitment notice के हिसाब से बदल सकती हैं.
Government Exam Photo & Signature Tools — One Hub
यह page अब site का central internal-linking hub है. हर major exam family के लिए dedicated page नीचे दिया गया है.
SSC
CGL, CHSL, MTS, GD, JE, CPO, Steno और Selection Post के current photo/signature guidance.
SSC Photo & Signature Resizer →UPSC
CSE और other UPSC applications के photo, signature और name/date related preparation.
UPSC Photo & Signature Maker →IBPS
Photo, signature, thumb impression और handwritten declaration के banking presets.
IBPS / Banking Resizer →SBI
SBI PO, Clerk और other recruitment uploads के लिए photo/signature preparation.
SBI Photo & Signature Tool →RRB
RRB भर्ती में CEN-specific rules होते हैं; latest notice के अनुसार preset चुनें.
RRB Photo Resizer →India Post GDS
GDS photo and signature preparation with a simple mobile-friendly workflow.
GDS Photo Resizer →State Police
UP Police, Rajasthan Police, MP Police, Haryana Police और अन्य state recruitment presets.
State Exam Photo Resizer →Indian Navy
Agniveer SSR/MR सहित slate-photo workflows और Navy-specific upload guidance.
Navy Slate Photo Maker →Air Force Agniveer
Agniveervayu slate photo workflow with name and date overlay for the relevant cycle.
Agniveer Slate Photo Tool →2026 में सबसे common upload patterns
| Exam / Family | Current / Representative rule | What to remember | Dedicated tool |
|---|---|---|---|
| SSC | Current SSC notices can require live photograph capture. For example, SSC CHT 2026 specifies a scanned JPEG signature of 10–20 KB and about 6.0 × 2.0 cm. | Photo requirement is notice-specific; do not reuse an old “20–50 KB photo” rule blindly. | Open SSC tool |
| UPSC | UPSC examination guidance specifies JPG/JPEG uploads and a 20–300 KB range for photograph/signature in its application FAQ; current exam instructions should be checked. | Some UPSC notices also require the candidate name/date on the photograph and a recent image. | Open UPSC tool |
| IBPS / Banking | IBPS PO 2026 guidelines show 20–50 KB photo (200 × 230 preferred), 10–20 KB signature (140 × 60 preferred), 20–50 KB left-thumb impression, and 50–100 KB handwritten declaration (800 × 400 preferred). | Live photo capture may also be required. | Open Banking tool |
| SBI | SBI's careers guidance lists 20–50 KB photo with 200 × 230 preferred and 10–20 KB signature with 140 × 60 preferred. | Check the exact SBI advertisement because individual recruitments can add different documents. | Open SBI/Banking tool |
| RRB | RRB specifications vary by CEN. Current railway notices can prescribe different photo/signature limits; for example, a recent RRB notice specifies a 30–49 KB signature with minimum 140 × 60 pixels. | Never use one RRB size as a universal rule for NTPC, Group D, Technician, ALP, etc. | Open RRB tool |
| India Post GDS | Current GDS portal guidance states photo not exceeding 50 KB and signature not exceeding 20 KB, in JPG/JPEG. | Use the current GDS portal/notification for any additional dimension rule. | Open GDS tool |
| Indian Navy / Agniveer | Slate-photo recruitments can require a passport-style colour photo with a black slate, candidate name and date written in white chalk; the file-size range is recruitment-specific. | Do not replace an actual slate requirement with a digital overlay unless the specific notice/portal permits it. | Navy tool · Agniveer tool |
| State Police / State Exams | Dimensions and KB limits can differ widely between state commissions and police boards. | Use the state-specific preset and then compare it with the current notification. | Open State tool |
Quick Government Exam Photo Resizer — No Crop by Default
Upload → Resize → Compress → Download
यह quick editor common file-size targets के लिए है. Exact exam preset के लिए ऊपर दिए dedicated exam tools का उपयोग करें. Image browser में process होती है.
Privacy note: this quick tool uses the browser Canvas API and does not need an image-upload server.