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SSC CGL Photo & Signature Resizer

Prepare SSC CGL uploads using the displayed photo 20–50 KB and signature 10–20 KB settings. Check your current application instructions. 100% Free & Private.

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Output Settings and Manual Guidelines for SSC CGL

Administered by Staff Selection Commission (SSC)

This preset has not been independently verified against an official notice. Check your current application instructions.

      The tool checks the configured output dimensions, file size and format. Check face coverage, background, name/date, signature content and portal acceptance yourself.

      Photograph

      Output settings

      Output target: 275×354 px; 20–50 KB; JPG.

      Output dimensions
      275 x 354px
      File Size
      20–50 KB
      Format
      jpg

      Check yourself

      A live photograph must be captured during the application process using a webcam or mobile device. Uploading pre-existing photographs is strictly prohibited and will lead to rejection of the application.

      Manual photo guidelines

      A plain background is required. The candidate's face must be fully inside the prescribed delineated area with a full frontal view. No cap, mask, or glasses/spectacles are allowed during the capture.

      Signature

      Output settings

      Output target: 140×60 px; 10–20 KB; JPG.

      Output dimensions
      140 x 60px
      File Size
      10–20 KB
      Format
      jpg

      Check yourself

      A scanned image of the candidate's signature. It must be clear and legible.

      Manual signature guidelines

      The signature must be clear and legible. Blurred or miniature signatures will be rejected. Standard practice implies it should not be in all capital letters. 140 x 60 pixels is preferred, though standard system processing safely accepts up to 236 x 79 pixels. Visually Handicapped (VH) candidates are permitted to use their thumb impression instead.

      Frequently Asked Questions

      Common queries about SSC CGL photo and signature requirements

      Is my SSC CGL photo uploaded to any server?
      No. ExamMint Resizer processes all your images locally in your browser. Your photos and signatures never leave your device, ensuring 100% privacy and security.
      Does resizing for SSC CGL reduce image quality?
      ExamMint Resizer uses advanced compression algorithms to reduce file size while maintaining the highest possible visual quality required for official documents. Review the result to make sure text and facial features remain clear.
      What output settings does the SSC CGL preset use?
      Photo: Output target: 275×354 px; 20–50 KB; JPG. Signature: Output target: 140×60 px; 10–20 KB; JPG. Check your current application instructions and the manual guidelines.
      Is live photo capture mandatory for SSC CGL?
      Yes, the new SSC application process requires capturing a live photo using the webcam/app. However, you still need to know the guidelines to sit correctly.
      Can I wear glasses in the SSC live photo?
      No, spectacles or glasses are strictly not allowed in the photo capture. You must remove them.
      What background is required for the live photo?
      Find a place with a plain, light-colored background and good lighting on your face before capturing the photo.
      Why was my SSC signature rejected?
      Signatures are often rejected if they are too small, blurry, or formatted incorrectly. Use our tool to ensure the correct dimensions (4.0 x 2.0 cm) and clarity.
      Is the SSC CGL photo resizer free?
      Yes, ExamMint Resizer is completely free to use for all students. There are no hidden charges, watermarks, or limits on the number of photos you can process.