SSC CHSL Photo & Signature Resizer

Prepare SSC CHSL 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 CHSL

Administered by Staff Selection Commission (SSC)

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      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: 200×240 px; 20–50 KB; JPG.

      Output dimensions
      200 x 240px
      File Size
      20–50 KB
      Format
      jpg

      Check yourself

      Live photograph captured using webcam or android device (not scanned image). Candidates must have proper lighting, plain background, and clear face.

      Manual photo guidelines

      Live photo capture required during application. Use webcam on computer/laptop or android device. Position yourself directly in front of camera and look straight ahead. No cap, mask, glasses, or spectacles. Face should be clearly visible. Candidate must consent to real-time photo capture.

      Signature

      Output settings

      Output target: 200×80 px; 10–20 KB; JPG.

      Output dimensions
      200 x 80px
      File Size
      10–20 KB
      Format
      jpg

      Check yourself

      Scanned image of signature on white paper with black ink pen. Must be uploaded in JPEG/JPG format.

      Manual signature guidelines

      Dimensions: 4.0 cm (width) × 2.0 cm (height). File size: 10-20 KB. JPEG/JPG format only. Signature must be clear and legible. Not in block or capital letters.

      Frequently Asked Questions

      Common queries about SSC CHSL photo and signature requirements

      Is my SSC CHSL 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 CHSL 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 CHSL preset use?
      Photo: Output target: 200×240 px; 20–50 KB; JPG. Signature: Output target: 200×80 px; 10–20 KB; JPG. Check your current application instructions and the manual guidelines.
      Do I need to upload a scanned photograph for SSC CHSL?
      No, SSC CHSL now requires live photograph capture using webcam during application. You don't need to upload a pre-scanned photo. Use either a computer/laptop with webcam or an android device.
      What are the requirements for capturing live photo?
      Use a well-lit area with plain background. Position camera at eye level. Face directly and look straight at camera. Do not wear caps, masks, glasses, or spectacles. Ensure your face is clearly visible in the frame.
      What is the signature size requirement for SSC CHSL?
      Signature dimensions should be 4.0 cm (width) × 2.0 cm (height) with file size between 10-20 KB in JPEG/JPG format.
      Can I retry if my live photo doesn't meet requirements?
      Yes, the system will guide you if photo quality is inadequate. You can retake the live photo multiple times until it meets SSC standards.
      Is the SSC CHSL 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.