UPSC Photo Resizer
Prepare a square JPG working canvas within the selected width, height and KB limits.
Open photo controls →UPSC Photo, Signature & Triple Signature Guide
ExamToolPro brings common UPSC document-preparation tasks into one page for Civil Services, NDA/NA, CDS and CAPF applicants. Instead of opening separate pages for each file, you can choose the exam, check the working specification and use the matching browser tool. This page is designed for search users who need a direct answer to questions such as UPSC photo size, UPSC signature size, UPSC OTR photo requirements and how to make a triple signature image.
UPSC photo size
The photo tool supports square working canvases from 350 × 350 px up to 1000 × 1000 px and lets the user choose a maximum file size. Keep the background clean, keep the face clearly visible and follow the exact photo instructions shown by the active UPSC application. When a name-and-date strip is needed, the tool can add one after the user enters the name and date.
UPSC signature size
The signature tool uses a 350 × 500 px working canvas by default and keeps the uploaded mark contained inside the canvas. The image is exported as JPG after compression. A clean signature on plain white paper is easier to review and reduces the risk of edges being clipped during preparation.
How the UPSC triple signature maker works
Upload one clean signature and choose Triple Signature. ExamToolPro places three copies one below another inside a single canvas. The user can set the canvas size and maximum file size, then download one JPG. This is useful when the application workflow asks for three signatures captured in one image. The tool duplicates the uploaded signature; it does not invent a new signature.
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This page uses clear headings, direct question-style answers, consistent exam entities and structured page sections so search engines and answer systems can understand the difference between CSE, NDA/NA, CDS and CAPF and between photo, signature and triple-signature workflows. The page intentionally keeps the instructions readable for people first while making key entities easy to parse.
It is a browser-based tool that takes one uploaded signature and places three copies vertically inside one JPG image.
Yes. Select the exam group at the top and the requirement cards update for that group.
No external upload is used by this page's processing logic. Images are handled in the browser and exported locally.
Yes. Working dimensions and file-size settings shown here are preparation aids. The active UPSC notification and application screen should control your final submission.