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IBPS Photo and Signature Resizer

Resize your photo and signature for IBPS (PO, Clerk, SO, RRB) to the exact size and KB range the form asks for. It all happens in your browser, so your pictures never leave your device.

Runs in your browser. Your files never leave your device.

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Photograph: 200 × 230 px (4.5 cm × 3.5 cm), between 20 KB and 50 KB, JPEG.

No file handy?

How it works

  1. 01Choose your exam or form and what you are uploading (photo, signature and so on).
  2. 02Add your picture and adjust the crop with the zoom and position sliders.
  3. 03Press Make my file, then download it and upload it to the form.

IBPS requirements, at a glance

IBPS recruitment forms need a photograph, signature, left thumb impression and a handwritten declaration, each with its own size limit.

Photograph

Pixels
200 × 230
Format
JPEG
Physical size
4.5 cm × 3.5 cm
File size20 to 50 KB
065 KB

Signature

Pixels
140 × 60
Format
JPEG
File size10 to 20 KB
026 KB

Left thumb impression

Pixels
240 × 240
Format
JPEG
File size20 to 50 KB
065 KB

Handwritten declaration

Pixels
800 × 400
Format
JPEG
File size50 to 100 KB
0130 KB

These values are a guide. Exam bodies change requirements often, so always check the latest official notification before you submit your form. Sizes last updated November 2026.

Tips for a photo that gets accepted

  • Write the declaration by hand on plain white paper with black or blue ink.
  • Press the thumb firmly on an ink pad, then on white paper, and scan it clearly.
  • Keep the photo free of shadows and use a plain white or light background.

How to apply for IBPS

Run by Institute of Banking Personnel Selection. Official site: ibps.in.

Steps to apply

  1. Read the official notice and check you are eligible (age, qualification, nationality).
  2. Register on the official website with your email and mobile number.
  3. Fill in the form carefully. Your name and date of birth must match your certificates.
  4. Resize your photo and signature to the sizes shown above and upload them.
  5. Pay the fee online and save the receipt.
  6. Submit, then download and keep a copy of the confirmation page.

Documents to keep ready

  • A recent passport-size photograph (see the size above)
  • Your signature on white paper
  • Date-of-birth proof (10th certificate or birth certificate)
  • A valid ID such as Aadhaar, PAN or passport
  • A working email address and mobile number
  • Left thumb impression and a handwritten declaration (both are uploaded in the form)

Timing

  • PO, Clerk, SO and RRB posts are notified separately, with most notices in the middle of the year.
  • Preliminary exams are usually in August to October, followed by the main exam a few weeks later.

Timing and official site checked November 2026 against published schedules. Dates and rules change every year, so always confirm with the official notice before you apply.

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Questions

What is the photo size for IBPS?

For IBPS (PO, Clerk, SO, RRB), the photograph: 200 × 230 px (4.5 cm × 3.5 cm), 20-50 KB, JPEG. The pixel size should match exactly. Always compare with the latest official notification, because the rules can change.

How do I resize my photo for IBPS?

Choose the IBPS preset above, add your picture, adjust the crop with the zoom and position sliders, and press Make my file. The tool sets the correct size and squeezes the file into the allowed KB range. Then download it and upload it to the form.

Which file format does IBPS accept?

These forms accept JPG or JPEG pictures. CometBits saves your result as a JPEG, so you can upload it directly.

Is my photo uploaded to your server?

No. The whole process happens inside your browser on your own device. Your photo and signature are never sent to us.

What if the form uses different sizes from yours?

Open the box that says "My form asks for different numbers" and type the width, height and size limits shown on your form. The tool will follow those instead.

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