Photo–signature merge for SSC and other government exam forms
Halfway through an application, the portal asks for something your phone gallery does not contain: your passport photo and your signature combined into a single image, inside a strict file-size limit. The exam is real, the deadline is today, and the cyber café is closed. That is the exact situation this page is built for.
The tool above joins the two images vertically — photo on top, signature underneath — the arrangement SSC-style portals and coaching-centre templates expect. Both parts are cropped to their correct proportions first, so nothing comes out stretched or squashed.
The sizes that usually apply
Recent SSC notifications have typically asked for a photo of roughly 20–50 KB (JPEG) and a signature of roughly 10–20 KB. Treat those as the usual range, not a promise — limits change between exams and years, and some recruitments also fix pixel dimensions. The official notification for your exam is the only source that counts; check it before uploading.
Getting it right in four steps
- Photograph the signature properly. Sign with a black or blue pen on plain white paper, in daylight, and shoot from directly above. A good original saves every later step.
- Crop each image with its preset. The Photo 3.5×4.5 preset locks passport proportions; Sign 3.5×1.5 cuts the signature out of the surrounding paper. The tilt slider straightens anything shot at an angle.
- Clean the signature. Switch its mode to Document — the paper turns pure white and the ink dark, like a scan instead of a photo.
- Join and shrink. Tick both, join Vertical, download — then, if the portal enforces a KB limit, push the file through the resize image in KB tool at the target the notification names.
Why students use this instead of an app
No install, no sign-up, no watermark stamped across your signature — and your photo and signature never leave your phone. Everything runs in the browser, which matters when the images in question are the two things that identify you on a government form. It also works the same for banking, railway, state PSC and university forms that ask for the combined image.
SSC photo & signature questions
How do I merge my photo and signature into one image for an SSC form?
Add both images above, crop the photo with Photo 3.5×4.5 and the signature with Sign 3.5×1.5, tick both, choose Vertical, and press Join images. One JPG comes out — photo on top, signature below.
What photo and signature size does SSC ask for?
Recent notifications have typically asked for a photo of ~20–50 KB and a signature of ~10–20 KB (JPEG). It varies by exam and year — always confirm in your exam's official notification.
How do I get the merged image under 50 KB?
Run it through the resize image in KB tool with the 50 KB target. It keeps the highest quality that still fits.
Is it safe to put my photo and signature into this tool?
Yes — nothing is uploaded. The merge runs inside your browser on your own device; switch off your internet after loading and it still works.
Photo signature ek photo me kaise banaye SSC ke liye?
Dono images add kijiye, photo ko 3.5×4.5 aur signature ko 3.5×1.5 preset se crop kijiye, dono par tick lagaakar Vertical join chuniye. Phir resize tool se 50 KB ke andar kar lijiye. Sab kuch phone me hi hota hai — kahin upload nahi hota.