Central Government

SSC Stenographer
photo & signature resizer

Set to the sizes Staff Selection Commission asks for — exact pixels, the right KB band and 200 DPI. Everything happens on your device.

Photograph (for the exam venue): 276×354 px · 20–50 KBSignature: 472×157 px · 10–20 KB
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Why SSC Stenographer forms get rejected

Sizes for SSC Stenographer

UploadDimensionsFile sizeFormat
Photograph (for the exam venue)276 × 354 px20–50 KBJPEG
Signature472 × 157 px10–20 KBJPEG

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How it works

Exam-ready photo and signature in three steps. No editing skills, no software, no upload.

1

Pick your exam

Choose from 129 presets. 35 have been checked against the official notification; every other page says it has not. Pixels, KB band and DPI load with the preset. Not listed? Type your own numbers.

2

Upload and adjust

Drag to position your face, pinch or scroll to zoom. Signatures get one-slider background clean-up. Add your name and the date if the board wants them printed on the photo.

3

Check and download

You get exact dimensions, a file inside the KB band, correct DPI — and a pre-flight report on blur, background and face position before you upload anything.

Guides

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Questions

What photo size is required for SSC Stenographer?
None. Staff Selection Commission does not ask you to upload a photograph — the application module takes it with your camera while you fill the form. The only image you upload is your signature: a JPEG of 10–20 KB, signed inside a box of about 6.0 × 2.0 cm — stated in centimetres, not pixels. 472 × 157 px is that size at 200 DPI. You do need two passport photographs at the examination venue.
My file is smaller than 20 KB. Will it be rejected?
Yes. 20 KB is a floor, not a suggestion, and portals reject files under it exactly as they reject oversized ones. This tool lifts an undersized file over the floor by appending blank JPEG comment data, which decoders ignore. The picture itself is untouched — some tools inject random noise into the image instead, which visibly degrades it.
Are my photos uploaded anywhere?
No. The resizing runs inside your browser using the standard canvas API. Nothing is sent to a server, there is no account, and the page keeps working offline once loaded.
Can I set the DPI?
Yes, and it defaults to 200 DPI here. Browsers write 96 DPI into canvas JPEGs, and some portals read that field and reject the file even when the pixel dimensions are correct. The value is written into the JFIF header of the file you download.

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