IBPS Photo & Signature Resizer

Last updated: September 2026

Resize your photo and signature for an IBPS application (PO, Clerk, SO, or RRB) — defaults to 200×230px for the photo and 140×60px for the signature, and every field is editable if your specific IBPS exam asks for something different.

Document type

Width (px)

Height (px)

DPI

Max size (KB)

Upload image

Upload an image to see the resized preview here.

Defaults are our best-effort reading of published guidelines (see the specs table and TODO-VERIFY note below) and may not match the current official requirement — always verify before submitting, and change any field here if it doesn't match. Runs entirely in your browser; nothing is uploaded.

Runs entirely in your browser. Your files and text are never uploaded to any server.

IBPS photo and signature specs used by this tool

Field	Pixel size	File size	Background
Photo	200 × 230 px	20–50 KB	White
Signature	140 × 60 px	10–20 KB	White

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Also applying to SBI? TheSBI Photo & Signature Resizercovers SBI PO, Clerk and SCO specs, which use a slightly different photo background than IBPS.

How to use the IBPS Photo & Signature Resizer

Choose Photo or Signature — the width, height, DPI, and max size fields fill in with this tool's default values.
Adjust any of those values if your exam's notification specifies a different size.
Upload your image file.
The tool automatically crops or pads, resizes, and compresses it under your size limit, then click Download.

Frequently asked questions

What is the IBPS photo and signature size in pixels?

This tool defaults to 200×230 pixels for the photo (20–50KB) and 140×60 pixels for the signature (10–20KB) — figures gathered from published IBPS exam guidance. Some IBPS exams also capture a live photo via webcam or app during registration, separate from this uploaded photo/signature step.

Is my photo or signature uploaded to a server?

No. All resizing, cropping, and compression happens locally in your browser using the Canvas API — nothing is uploaded, transmitted, or stored anywhere.

Why was my signature rejected on a previous IBPS form?

Signing in block capital letters is the most common cause — IBPS expects your normal running handwriting, signed in black ink on white paper. Make sure the scanned signature is clear and matches what you'll sign at later stages (admit card, interview), since consistency is checked.

Are IBPS PO and IBPS Clerk specs the same?

Based on the sources checked for this tool, yes — both are commonly cited with the same 200×230px photo and 140×60px signature figures. Still confirm against your specific notification, since IBPS updates its exam guidelines periodically.

Does this guarantee my IBPS application will be accepted?

No. This tool matches the technical spec as accurately as available guidance allows, but can't verify composition rules or guarantee these numbers match the current notification for your specific IBPS exam. Always check the current official instructions before submitting.