PSC Public Service Commission Photo Signature Editor

What is PSC Public Service Commission Photo Signature Editor?

PSC Public Service Commission Photo Signature Editor is a free browser tool that covers every exam stored in the specification database, currently 152 exams and boards. It removes the hunt for a photo size on a government website, and it saves you from using five different apps when one application asks for a photo, a signature, and a document image.

Example presets stored in the tool

Requirements differ from commission to commission, so this table is a sample. Always use the preset that matches your own exam.

What this tool does

• Exam search by commission, state, or exam name.
• Type selection: Photo, Signature, or Document.
• Size presets per exam in pixels, centimetres, or inches with the stored format, file size, and DPI.
• Crop and edit controls: zoom, rotate, flip, drag, and a face mask guide.
• Caption step for a printed name and date when the exam requires a stamp.
• Smart compression to the maximum file size, with an optional minimum size field.
• Before and after comparison plus a three column specification table with a pass or fail summary.
• Manual override fields for width, height, unit, format, maximum size, and minimum size.
• Runs in the browser on Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, and iOS.

How to use PSC Public Service Commission Photo Signature Editor step by step

1. Open the tool and type your exam or commission name in the search box.
2. Click Continue after selecting the exam.
3. Choose Photo, Signature, or Document.
4. Pick the size preset, or type your own width, height, unit, format, and file size.
5. Upload your image.
6. Crop with zoom, rotate, flip, and the face mask guide.
7. Add a caption only when your notification requires a printed name or date.
8. Check the comparison table and the pass or fail summary.
9. 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.
• Test the final file on your phone before submitting the form.
• Keep the file weight under the limit printed in the notification, not under the limit you remember.

Troubleshooting common to every exam

• Wrong exam picked: search by the full commission name and confirm the exam year.
• Preset missing for a corrigendum: use the manual fields and follow your notification.
• Rejected for size: check the file size badge on the result card.
• Rejected for dimensions: confirm width and height in the comparison table.
• Rejected for the photo look: retake it, the tool cannot fix a busy background or tilted head.
• Two files needed: process the photo and the signature separately.

Related preparation in the same session

• Photo and signature together: some portals ask for one image with both parts. Resize each first, then use the merge photo and signature tool.
• Name and date on the photo: when the notification asks for a printed caption, use the caption step before you download.
• Thumb impression: recruitments that still ask for one are listed with their own preset in the exam database.
• Certificate or marksheet scan: use a flat, well-lit scan and the document presets where they exist.
• Second attempt: keep the original photo untouched and re-run the tool with different settings if the first file is rejected.
• Print submission: download in PNG for the cleanest edges, and print at 100 percent without stretching.

Related preparation in the same session

• Photo and signature together: some portals ask for one image with both parts. Resize each first, then use the merge photo and signature tool.
• Name and date on the photo: when the notification asks for a printed caption, use the caption step before you download.
• Thumb impression: recruitments that still ask for one are listed with their own preset in the exam database.
• Certificate or marksheet scan: use a flat, well-lit scan and the document presets where they exist.
• Second attempt: keep the original photo untouched and re-run the tool with different settings if the first file is rejected.
• Print submission: download in PNG for the cleanest edges, and print at 100 percent without stretching.

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