8 exam uploads use this band

Resize an image to 10–30 KB

Hits the band from either side — it compresses a file that is too large, and lifts one that is too small over the minimum without touching the picture.

Exams that use 10–30 KB

Each of these has a page with its exact pixel size already set.

ExamUploadSize
Haryana Police Signature 138×59 px, 10–30 KB Resize · Check
West Bengal Police Signature 140×80 px, 10–30 KB Resize · Check
UPSSSC PET Signature 216×108 px, 10–30 KB Resize · Check
TGPSC / TSPSC Signature 275×118 px, 10–30 KB Resize · Check
HSSC CET Signature 138×59 px, 10–30 KB Resize · Check
UPTET / Super TET Signature 216×108 px, 10–30 KB Resize · Check
HPPSC (Himachal Pradesh) Signature 110×140 px, 10–30 KB Resize · Check
Telangana Police Signature 200×80 px, 10–30 KB Resize · Check

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.

Questions

How do I make a photo exactly 10–30 KB?
Set the band and the tool searches JPEG quality levels for the highest one that still fits under 30 KB. If the result lands below 10 KB it appends blank JPEG comment data to lift it over the floor, which decoders ignore — so the picture itself is never altered.
My file is under 10 KB. Is that a problem?
Yes, if your portal states 10 KB as a minimum. Files under the floor are rejected exactly like oversized ones, and compressing harder only makes it worse.
Is my photo uploaded anywhere?
No. Everything runs in your browser. There is no upload endpoint, no account and no watermark.