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Indian All exam Photo and Signature Resizer, Converter and Compressor
Using this free online Indian All exam Photo and Signature Resizer, Converter and Compressor you can resize, crop, convert, and compress your photo and signature for any supported exam in one place. Search for your exam or board, pick the preset, upload your image, and download a file with the right size, the right format, and a file weight under the official maximum.
The tool works in six steps: Exam, Type, Upload, Crop, Caption, and Download, with zoom, rotate, flip, a face mask guide, a before and after comparison, a three column specification table, and an overall pass or fail summary before you download.
Exam Photo
Signature Resize
Indian Exams
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Use Indian All exam Photo and Signature Resizer, Converter and Compressor
Exam Photo & Document Tool
Resize, crop and format images to official exam
requirements
Select your exam
What are you submitting?
Upload your image
Drag & drop your image
JPG, PNG, WebP supported
Browse file
Crop & adjust
Optional
Adjust your image — or skip to use it as-is
Recommended for exam photo alignment
Keep the face centered inside the oval guide. For passport or exam-style photos,
try to let the face fill roughly 70% of the crop height.
Mode
Zoom
Rotate
0°
Flip
W:
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H:
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Add name & date
caption
Optional
Required by exam
Text is placed below the image — not printed on it
As it should appear on the form
Date of birth or exam date
Preview — name & date strip appears below the
image
Processing your image…
Resizing to exam specifications
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What is Indian All exam Photo and Signature Resizer, Converter and Compressor?
Indian All exam Photo and Signature Resizer, Converter and Compressor is a free browser tool that covers every exam stored in the specification database, currently 152 exams and boards. It removes the guesswork of hunting for a photo size on a government website, and it removes the need for five separate converter apps when one application asks for a photo, a signature, and a document image.
Example presets stored in the tool
Requirements are never the same across commissions, so the table below is a sample of what is stored. Always use the preset that matches your own exam.
| Item | Size preset | Format | File size | DPI | File name rule |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Photo | UPSC Photo (550*550) 550 x 550 px |
JPEG | 300 KB max, 20 KB min | 96 DPI | As per the official notification |
| Photo | UPSC Photo (1000*1000) 1000 x 1000 px |
JPEG | 300 KB max, 20 KB min | 96 DPI | As per the official notification |
| Photo | SSC Photo (3.5*4.5cm) 3.5 x 4.5 cm |
JPEG | 500 KB max, 50 KB min | 96 DPI | As per the official notification |
| Photo | SSC Photo (3.5*4.5cm - DPI 200) 3.5 x 4.5 cm |
JPEG | 500 KB max, 50 KB min | 200 DPI | As per the official notification |
| Photo | NEET Online Photo (3.5*4.5cm) 3.5 x 4.5 cm |
JPEG | 300 KB max, 30 KB min | 200 DPI | As per the official notification |
| Photo | NEET Postcard Photo (4*6inch) 4 x 6 in |
JPEG | 300 KB max, 30 KB min | 200 DPI | As per the official notification |
| Photo | WBPSC Food SI Photo (3.5 x 4.5 cm, 200 DPI, 20-100KB) 3.5 x 4.5 cm |
JPEG | 100 KB max, 20 KB min | 200 DPI | As per the official notification |
| Photo | WBPSC Photo (3.5 x 4.5 cm, 100 DPI, max 100KB) 3.5 x 4.5 cm |
JPEG | 100 KB max, 10 KB min | 100 DPI | As per the official notification |
| Photo | Kerala PSC Photo(150x200px) 150 x 200 px |
JPEG | 500 KB max, 50 KB min | 96 DPI | As per the official notification |
| Signature | Kerala PSC Signature(150x100px) 150 x 100 px |
JPEG | 500 KB max, 50 KB min | 96 DPI | As per the official notification |
What this tool does
- Exam search: type a few letters of the commission, state, or exam name and pick from the results.
- Type selection: Photo, Signature, or Document, depending on what the exam asks for.
- Size presets per exam: pixel, centimetre, and inch sizes with the stored format, maximum file size, and DPI.
- Crop tools: zoom, rotate, flip, drag, and a face mask guide.
- Smart compression to the maximum file size, with an optional minimum size field.
- Before and after comparison and a three column specification table with a pass or fail summary.
- Manual override fields for width, height, unit, format, maximum size, and minimum size.
- Caption step for exams that require a printed name and date.
- Works on every device with nothing to install.
How to use Indian All exam Photo and Signature Resizer, Converter and Compressor step by step
- Open the tool and type your exam or board name in the exam search box.
- Click Continue after selecting the exam.
- Choose Photo, Signature, or Document.
- Pick the size preset, or type your own width, height, unit, format, and file size.
- Upload your image.
- Crop with zoom, rotate, flip, and the face mask guide.
- Add a caption only when your notification requires a printed name or date.
- Check the comparison table and the pass or fail summary.
- Download the processed image and upload it in your application.
Tips for accepted photos
- Use a recent colour photograph with a plain light background.
- Keep the whole face visible, with space above the head.
- No hat, sunglasses, filters, borders, or text.
- For a signature, write on plain white paper and keep the ink dark.
- Always test the final file on your phone before submitting the form.
Which documents can I prepare with it?
- Photograph, in the size and file weight the notice quotes.
- Signature, usually a wide and short image, cropped tightly.
- Category or community certificate, when the form asks for proof of category.
- Date of birth or caste certificate, scanned at a readable resolution.
- 10th class or marksheet scan, when the portal asks for a marksheet image.
- Thumb impression, for the recruitments that still ask for one.
- Handwritten declaration, photographed flat and cropped to the frame.
Troubleshooting common to every exam
- Wrong exam picked: search by the full commission name, not by a nickname, and confirm the exam year in the results.
- Preset missing for a corrigendum: type the values into the manual fields and treat your notification as the source of truth.
- Upload rejected for size: check the file size badge on the result card and lower the quality until it fits.
- Upload rejected for dimensions: confirm the width and height in the comparison table, not only the pixel count shown in the preview.
- Photo rejected for look: the tool cannot fix a busy background or a tilted head. Retake the photo and run it again.
- Two different files needed: process the photo and the signature separately and download each result.
Privacy and limits
- The image is processed for your request. No gallery is kept, no account is required, and no email is requested.
- The tool resizes and compresses only. It cannot repair a bad original photo.
- The official notification always wins over any preset stored in the tool.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ
Short answers for the questions users ask before trusting the result.
The tool ships specifications for 152 exams and boards. Use the exam search box in the first step and type a few letters of the commission, the state, or the exam name. The presets for the exam you pick load immediately, so you never have to type a size by hand.
Each exam brings its own photo, signature, and document presets with the stored format, maximum file size, and DPI. You can still override width, height, unit, format, and file size manually if a corrigendum quotes a different value.
Yes. Even if your exam is not in the list, use the manual Width, Height, Unit, Format, Maximum output size, and optional Minimum size fields, then check the comparison table before you download.
Use the crop step. Zoom, rotate, flip, or drag the image inside the frame, and switch on the face mask guide so the head sits inside the oval of the correct proportion.
Most rejections come from the picture, not the pixels. Use a recent colour passport-style photo with a plain light background, the whole face visible, no hat or sunglasses, no filters, and no text or borders.
The processing runs for your request so the tool can show the comparison and the download. No gallery is kept, no account is needed, and no email is requested.
Download the format listed in the exam requirement, which is JPEG for most applications. JPG and JPEG are the same format with two different file extensions.
Yes. Prepare the photo, the signature, and any document image in one session with the same settings workflow, then download each finished file separately.
No. This tool runs in your browser on Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, and iOS, with nothing to install, no sign-up, and no watermark.
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