SSC Photo & Signature Resize Online – Quick Converter Tool

About This SSC Photo & Signature Resize Tool

SSC exams require strictly defined photo and signature dimensions, formats, aspect ratios, and file sizes. Uploading an incorrect image often leads to rejection during application or document verification. This tool helps you resize your images perfectly according to SSC guidelines.

What You Can Do With This Tool

Resize SSC photo to 200×230 or 100×120 pixels
Resize SSC signature to 140×60 pixels
Compress to required file size (10–50 KB)
Auto-crop and adjust brightness
Convert to JPG or PNG format
Preview before downloading

Always verify the latest SSC notification because photo and signature rules may slightly change for specific exams.

Official Instructions Last updated: 15-8-2024

Type	Required Size	Pixel Dimensions	Max File Size	Format
SSC Photo (standard)	—	200 × 230 px	20–50 KB	JPG/JPEG
SSC Photo (alternate)	—	100 × 120 px	20–50 KB	JPG/JPEG
SSC Signature	—	140 × 60 px	10–20 KB	JPG/JPEG
Thumb Impression (if required)	—	200 × 230 px	20–50 KB	JPG/JPEG
General Passport Size	35 × 45 mm	350 × 450 px	—	JPG/PNG

FAQs

What is the required SSC photo size?

The most common SSC photo size is 200×230 pixels in JPG format with 20–50 KB size. Some exams also accept 100×120 pixels.

Which SSC exams require these sizes?

SSC CGL, CHSL, GD Constable, MTS, JE, Stenographer and most SSC recruitments use these same image specifications.

Can I increase or decrease KB without changing dimensions?

Yes, the tool compresses the image to meet SSC KB limits while keeping the same pixel dimensions.

Can I use PNG format?

SSC usually requires JPG/JPEG. PNG is not recommended unless the notification specifically allows it.

What if my image is being rejected by SSC website?

Ensure that the pixel dimensions, aspect ratio, KB, background color, and orientation are exactly as required. Even minor mismatches can cause rejection.

Pro Tips

The major reasons for rejection photographs are :

1. Photo without plain background.
2. Candidates wearing caps
3. Candidates taking photos without shirts.
4. Photo not sufficiently bright.
5. Photo is blurred

The major reasons for rejection of signatures are “miniature” signatures.

Candidates are advised to cut the box such that the signature occupies at least 80% within the box.