Private browser image workspace
Signature Resizer — Exact Pixels & KB
Prepare a scanned signature for forms and application portals with exact pixel dimensions, optional whitespace trimming, PNG or JPG output, and a verified KB target.
Signature Resizer
| Exam | Signature | Photo | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| SSC CGL | JPG, 10–20 KB, 236×79 px. Notice: about 6.0 × 2.0 cm. 236×79 px is 6.0 × 2.0 cm at 100 pixels per inch. | Live photo captured in the application form (webcam or mobile app), not a file upload. | SSC Combined Graduate Level Examination 2026 notice (published 21-05-2026), para 9.6 |
| UPSC | JPG, 20–100 KB, 700×350 px. UPSC FAQ: 350 to 1000 px on each side. 700×350 px is a wide signature inside that range. | JPG, 20 to 200 KB (same notice); 350 to 1000 px per side (FAQ). | UPSC CAPF (AC) Examination 2026 notice, p.15; upsconline.gov.in FAQ 43–44 |
| IBPS | JPG, 10–20 KB, 140×60 px. IBPS guidelines: 140 × 60 pixels (preferred). | JPG, 200 × 230 px (preferred), 20 to 50 KB. | IBPS online registration guidelines (photograph and signature scan) |
Portal requirements differ. Enter the dimensions and file-size limit shown by the destination form. JPG can be quality-compressed toward a KB target; PNG preserves transparency but may stay above very small targets.
Browser-local processing
Useful for real workflows
- • Prepare a scanned signature for an application form or profile upload.
- • Match a portal’s exact pixel dimensions without stretching the signature.
- • Reduce a signature toward a KB limit and verify the downloaded file before submitting it.
What to check before downloading
- • Trim surrounding white space when the signature occupies only part of the scan.
- • Use PNG when transparency matters; JPG is often easier for strict KB targets.
- • Enter the destination form’s current dimensions and byte limit instead of relying on a universal preset.
How to use signature resizer — exact pixels & kb
- 1. Choose the source: Start with the clearest original image available.
- 2. Set the destination: Use only the controls that matter for the pixel, format, layout or file-size requirement you actually have.
- 3. Process and inspect: Generate a new copy locally and review the visible result and reported properties.
- 4. Download and verify: Save the finished copy and confirm it against the receiving form, website or workflow.
Know the limits
- • A small target can require lossy JPEG compression.
- • MAXScanner formats the signature; it cannot guarantee a third-party portal will accept it.
Private browser processing
The supported operation runs in your browser. Keep the original file and verify the downloaded copy against the destination’s current requirements.
Frequently asked questions
Can I resize a signature to exact pixels?
Yes. Enter the width and height required by the destination and review the finished dimensions before upload.
Can I reduce a signature to a KB limit?
JPG output can be compressed toward a target. PNG remains lossless and can stay above very small limits.
Should I use PNG or JPG for a signature?
Use PNG for transparency and crisp edges; use JPG when the portal accepts it and a very small file-size target matters.