UPSC Triple Signature Resizer — 350 × 500 px starting preset
UPSC’s published instructions ask for three signatures written vertically on one sheet and scanned as one JPG. This tool resizes the image you provide; it does not create or duplicate signatures.
Important: this is an independent working preset, not an official tool or a guarantee of acceptance. Verify the current Union Public Service Commission notification and portal requirements before submitting. If the application requires a live photo, capture it inside the official portal; a resized image cannot replace that step.
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Starting preset: 350 × 500 px, 20–100 KB, JPEG. Verify with the official notification.(350 × 500 px · 20–100 KB)
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How to do this, step by step
- 1Read the current official notice first. Confirm whether the form accepts an existing signature image or requires live capture.
- 2Sign on plain paper in the style and ink specified by the notice. If it asks for multiple signatures, write all of them on the same sheet before taking the picture.
- 3Choose the image on your device. The application processes the selected file locally; it does not upload that file for processing.
- 4Run the preset. It fits the entire source into a 350 × 500 canvas with white padding, then searches for a file within the selected size range.
- 5Inspect the result card for the actual dimensions and size, and open the downloaded file to check legibility and framing. If the target cannot be met at the required dimensions, the result is flagged instead of silently shrinking it.
- 6Compare the finished file with the official instructions, including any DPI, name, date, face-coverage or signature rules. The tool cannot verify those visual or portal-specific requirements for you.
What this preset uses
UPSC official photo and signature upload instructions, checked 1 November 2026; confirm the notice for your cycle. These values are a starting point and may differ from your form. Follow the current notification and application screen.
- Preset canvas: 350 × 500 pixels
- Preset file-size range: 20–100 KB
- Output format: JPEG
- Write three signatures vertically on plain white paper in black ink and scan them together.
- The preset fits the source into a 350 × 500 px canvas without stretching.
- Check that all three signatures are visible and verify the current official notice.
Before you submit
Check that the correct field accepts an existing file and that the file is clear. This resizer does not detect faces, validate signatures, measure head size, replace the background in an opaque photograph, or complete an official live-photo step.
A white background is added only behind transparent areas or padding. The original background is not removed. The exported image may not retain physical DPI metadata, so check any DPI requirement separately.
Some JPEG and PNG results use inert padding to meet a requested minimum size. A portal may inspect or strip metadata differently, so a successful resize is not proof of acceptance. Keep your original and review the downloaded result.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the official Union Public Service Commission tool?
No. CompressInKB is independent. Use the official link above and the notification for your application to confirm all requirements.
Can this replace a live photo?
No. When a portal requires live capture, follow its camera instructions directly in that portal. Do not substitute an existing picture for a live capture.
What if the output is outside the requested file-size range?
The result card flags a missed target. Check the official limit, use a clearer source or another permitted size, and verify the final file. Exact pixel dimensions are preserved rather than silently reduced.
Does the tool remove my photo background or check my face?
No. It can add white behind transparent areas or around a fitted image, but it does not remove an opaque background, detect a face or check eligibility.
Are my files uploaded?
No. Selected files are processed in your browser. The site may download processing code or codecs on first use, but those requests do not contain the selected file.