How do I get a photo under 20KB on my phone?

Tap Choose photo, pick your exam preset, and tap Download. The file is compressed in your browser and the verified size is shown before you download.

Are my photos uploaded anywhere?

No. Processing uses Canvas in your device's browser. Turn on airplane mode after the page loads and the tool still works — that is the proof.

What are the SSC and IBPS photo sizes?

IBPS/SBI photo: JPG 20–50KB, 200×230px; signature 10–20KB, 140×60px (official IBPS guidelines). SSC signature: JPG 10–20KB; SSC photo is live-captured since 2026. Always confirm with your notification.

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Signature too heavy? Get it to 10–20KB without losing the stroke.

Signatures compress badly — thin strokes blur first. This page crops to the portal's exact box and stops as soon as the file fits the band.

Step 1 — Pick your form (sets the exact KB + dimensions)

Step 2 — Tap to choose your photo

Gallery • Camera • Files — JPG, PNG, WebP (HEIC best on Safari/iPhone). You can also drag & drop or paste (Ctrl+V) on desktop.

Auto-starts. No account, no waiting room, no watermark.

Target KB Max of range, e.g. 50 for 20–50KB Format

Step 3 — Check, then download

Original–

Final size–

Saved–

Dimensions–

Batch (photo + signature together)

What an accepted signature looks like

A signature upload fails for reasons that have nothing to do with KB. Portals (and the humans who review the scan) check the box, the ink, and the format at the same time.

Property	Requirement	Why it matters
Format	JPG	PNG and HEIC are rejected on most portals even at the right size
Pixels	140×60 for IBPS/SBI; roughly 4×2cm for SSC	Crop to the box before compressing — after compression the crop is fixed
File size	10–20KB	Both ends matter: 6KB can be rejected as “too small”
Ink	Black ink on unlined white paper	Blue ink and notebook lines fail manual verification

Signature specs by exam

Exam	Signature size	Notes
IBPS PO / Clerk / SO, SBI	JPG 10–20KB, 140×60px	Official IBPS guidelines
SSC CGL / CHSL / GD (2026)	JPG 10–20KB, ~4×2cm	Photo is live-captured; only the signature is uploaded
RRB NTPC / Group D	Commonly 10–20KB, wide aspect	Confirm in your CEN notice
UPSC CSE	Up to ~100KB	Higher allowance than most boards

How to sign so compression doesn't ruin it

1. Black pen, white paperNo ruled paper, no coloured ink. A clean background compresses far better than a grey phone-photo of a notebook.

2. Fill the boxSign large enough that the strokes occupy most of the frame. A tiny signature in a big photo loses the most detail when scaled down.

3. Nobody's capsRunning hand, not block capitals — SSC and IBPS both reject all-caps signatures.

4. Shoot straight downFlat, even light, no shadow across the paper. Perspective correction costs you pixels.

Why signatures get rejected

Rejection	Cause	Fix
Signature not visible	Too light, or grey paper	Re-sign with black ink on white paper
File too small	Under the 10KB minimum	Set target 10 with max 20
Invalid format	PNG or HEIC output	Switch the format selector to JPG
Blurred after upload	Over-compressed thin strokes	Use the 140×60 crop and a higher quality, then re-download

FAQ

Can I sign on paper and photograph it?

Yes — that is the normal workflow. Photograph flat in daylight, crop to the box, then compress here. Avoid scanning apps that add borders.

Should the signature be in running hand or capitals?

Running hand. Block capitals are treated as a mismatch by SSC and IBPS verification.

What if my form asks for a signature up to 50KB?

Then use the 50KB page and set the range 20–50; this page targets the tighter 10–20KB band.

Is the image uploaded to a server?

No. The crop and compression happen in your browser's canvas; no image leaves the device.