UPSC (IAS, IPS) Photo & Signature Resizer

Resize and compress your photo or signature to the UPSC (IAS, IPS) (Union Public Service Commission Civil Services Examination) application-form requirements. Processed right in your browser, nothing is ever uploaded.

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Configuration

Image Requirements

Dimensions

400×400

Size

20300KB

Format

JPG


Privacy First: your photos are processed locally in your browser and never uploaded.

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Upload & Process

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JPG, PNG, WEBP, or HEIC up to 10MB


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UPSC (IAS, IPS) photo & signature specifications

DocumentDimensionsFile size
Photo400×400px20300KB
Signature400×400px20100KB

Official Requirements for UPSC (IAS, IPS)

Administered by Union Public Service Commission (UPSC)

Photograph

Official Guidelines

Dimensions

400 × 400px

File size

20–300KB

Format

JPG

General Requirements

A current colour photo with a calm, natural expression — don't sign across it.

Rules & Background

White backdrop, face filling roughly three-quarters of the frame, dead-centre and fully forward-facing with both ears showing. Skip uniforms, tinted eyewear, or any head covering that isn't for religious reasons — and even then the face must stay fully visible.

Signature

Official Guidelines

Dimensions

400 × 400px

File size

20–100KB

Format

JPG

General Requirements

Upload one scan containing three matching signatures, one under the other.

Rules & Ink

Sign three times in black ink on plain paper, keeping all three in the single scanned image. Final crop should land between 350×350 and 500×500px, 20–100KB.

UPSC (IAS, IPS) resizer FAQs

This tool is pre-configured to 400×400px, 20–300KB for UPSC (IAS, IPS). Always cross-check against the latest official UPSC (IAS, IPS) notification before submitting, since exam authorities occasionally revise these requirements.

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