SSC photo and signature specifications
| File | File size | Dimensions |
|---|---|---|
| SSC Photo | 20–50 KB | 3.5 cm × 4.5 cm, JPEG, 20–50 KB |
| SSC Signature | 10–20 KB | 4.0 cm × 2.0 cm, JPEG, 10–20 KB |
Last checked November 2026. Specs can change with each notification, so confirm on ssc.gov.in.
Instructions for SSC uploads
- Recent SSC applications also capture a live photograph through the webcam or the mySSC app. You may still need a photo file for One-Time Registration and some posts.
- The photo should be recent (not older than 3 months), in colour, without cap or spectacles, with both ears visible on a plain light background.
- Sign in running hand with a black or blue pen. Capital-letter signatures are not accepted.
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How to use the SSC Photo & Signature Resizer tool
- Choose your photo (or signature) for the SSC form.
- Pick the matching SSC preset (photo, signature).
- Drag and zoom to frame it, and check for the green ✓ Pass badge.
- Download and upload it on the official SSC site.
Why SaralKit?
- Free forever: no "credits", no trial, no premium tier, no watermark and no daily limit.
- No account, ever: nothing to sign up for. Just open the page and use it.
- No data stored: your files and the numbers you type are processed by your own browser. We never upload, store or see them.
- Works offline: once the page has loaded, most tools keep working without internet.
- Open source: anyone can read the code on GitHub.
Frequently asked questions
What is the SSC photo size in KB?
3.5 cm × 4.5 cm, JPEG, 20–50 KB. The preset on this page applies it automatically.
What is the SSC signature size?
4.0 cm × 2.0 cm, JPEG, 10–20 KB. Select the signature preset and keep "Clean signature" on for a white background.
What if the official notification shows different numbers?
Follow the notification. Choose "Custom size…" and type the values. We last checked these specs in November 2026.
Is my photo uploaded to your server?
No. The photo is resized in your browser and never leaves your device.