Portal Standards: SSC • UPSC • IBPS • NEET • RRB
SSC CGL Photo Resizer
Make your SSC application photo match the size and KB limit in seconds. Free, private and works right in your browser.
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SSC photo requirements
| Photo | Live capture only (CGL 2026) • pre-2025 pattern: 3.5 × 4.5 cm (413 × 531 px) • 20–50 KB • JPEG |
|---|---|
| Signature | 10–20 KB • 2026 notice: about 6 × 2 cm (main text) vs about 4 × 2 cm (Annexure-IV) |
- Plain white or very light background with no shadows
- Face straight to the camera and both ears visible
- Pre-2025 SSC forms used an uploaded photo; those values are reference only
- Photo should be recent, usually within the last 3 months
Commonly published values. Rules change, so confirm with the latest official notification.
How to resize your exam photo
- Pick your exam preset (SSC, UPSC, IBPS, NEET, RRB) or choose Custom Rule and type your own pixels and KB limits.
- Tap the preview to upload your photo. Drag to move it, use the sliders to zoom and straighten.
- Use White BG to lighten a grey background and Date Stamp if the portal needs your name and date on the photo.
- Check the Validation card. When the badge shows SIZE & FORMAT OK, tap Download Resized JPG.
Frequently asked questions
What photo size does SSC need?expand_more
Checked against the SSC CGL 2026 notice: the application module captures a live photo, so there is no photo file to upload. The pre-2025 pattern was 3.5 × 4.5 cm (413 × 531 px), 20–50 KB JPEG - this tool still matches that pattern. Always compare with the latest official notification.
How do I reduce my photo for SSC?expand_more
Upload your photo, drag and zoom until your face is centred, then download. The tool lowers the JPEG quality until the file fits the KB limit.
What about the SSC signature?expand_more
Commonly published: 10–20 KB • 2026 notice: about 6 × 2 cm (main text) vs about 4 × 2 cm (Annexure-IV). Open the signature resizer with the right preset already selected.
Is it safe to use my photo here?expand_more
Yes. The photo is processed on your device and is never uploaded.
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