IBPS Photo & Signature Maker — Resize for Bank Exam Applications

Resize photo and signature for the IBPS application portal — exact specs hardcoded for PO, Clerk, SO, and RRB exams. Download portal-ready files in seconds, no signup.

IBPS PO / Clerk / SO / RRB Photo & Signature Requirements
SpecPhotoSignature
Dimensions200 × 200 px140 × 60 px
File Size20–50 KBUnder 10 KB
FormatJPEG (.jpg)JPEG (.jpg)
BackgroundWhite / LightWhite
Also works forSBI PO / Clerk / SOSBI PO / Clerk / SO
IBPS Photo: 200×200px, 20–50KB, JPEG, white/light background (also accepted by SBI PO portal)
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How to Use

  1. Upload your photo or signature Select or drag-and-drop your candidate photo or signature image (JPEG, PNG, or WebP) from your device.
  2. Crop to IBPS specifications Use the aspect-ratio-locked crop tool to frame the correct area. The tool automatically sizes to 200×200px for photo and 140×60px for signature.
  3. Download the portal-ready file Check the spec checklist for all green indicators, then download your IBPS-ready photo (20–50KB) and signature (under 10KB).

Why Use This Tool

Every IBPS recruitment cycle — PO, Clerk, SO, RRB Officer, RRB Office Assistant — requires the same photo and signature specifications. The photo must be exactly 200×200 pixels, 20–50KB, JPEG format, with a plain white or light background. The signature must be 140×60 pixels, under 10KB, JPEG format, handwritten on white paper. The same specifications also apply to SBI PO, SBI Clerk, and SBI SO exams, making this tool useful for all major banking exam applications.

This tool has both specifications hardcoded — no guessing dimensions, no manual resizing, no trial-and-error with file sizes. Upload your photo, crop with the square aspect ratio guide, and download a JPEG that passes the IBPS portal's technical validation. Switch to the Signature tab and repeat for your signature. Both files are ready to upload in under a minute.

Everything runs in your browser. Your photo and signature never leave your device — no server uploads, no accounts, no watermarks. Made for IBPS aspirants across India preparing for bank exams who need portal-ready files without the hassle.

Frequently Asked Questions

The IBPS PO photo requirement is 200×200 pixels (square format), in JPEG format, between 20KB and 50KB in file size, with a plain white or light background. The same specification applies to IBPS Clerk, IBPS SO, IBPS RRB Officer, and IBPS RRB Office Assistant exams — all IBPS recruitment uses identical photo portal requirements.
Yes — IBPS PO and IBPS Clerk use identical photo and signature specifications: 200×200px JPEG photo (20–50KB) and 140×60px JPEG signature (under 10KB). You can use the same portal-ready files for both applications as long as the photo is recent (taken within three months) and meets background requirements. Download once from this tool and upload to both portals.
IBPS portal rejection is almost always caused by one of three issues: wrong pixel dimensions (must be exactly 200×200 for photo or 140×60 for signature), file size outside the allowed range, or an incorrect file format (must be JPEG). This tool addresses all three automatically — it resizes to exact dimensions, compresses to meet file size limits, and outputs standard JPEG. If your photo still fails, ensure the background is plain white or very light and that the face is clearly visible without glasses or head coverings.
Yes — SBI PO, SBI Clerk, and SBI SO use the same photo and signature specifications as IBPS: 200×200px JPEG photo (20–50KB) and 140×60px JPEG signature (under 20KB for SBI). This tool outputs files that meet both IBPS and SBI portal requirements. Always verify the exact file size range in the official notification for your specific exam cycle, as SBI occasionally updates its limits.
IBPS requires a plain white or very light-coloured background. Coloured, patterned, or dark backgrounds will be rejected by the portal during upload or at the document verification stage. Take your photo against a plain white wall in good natural lighting, without shadows on the background. This tool does not remove or replace backgrounds — ensure the background is white or light before uploading.
Yes — a scanned photograph is accepted and is often preferred over a digital photo for IBPS exams. Scan at 200 DPI or higher to get a clear image, then upload the scanned file to this tool for automatic resizing and compression. Ensure the original photo has a plain white background and shows the candidate's face clearly. Do not scan and upload a photo printed on regular paper — use a photo-quality print.

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