SSC Signature Resizer
Resize your signature to the exact size SSC exams require — CGL, GD, CHSL and more — without ever uploading it anywhere.
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Resize to 140×60px · Size: 35KB
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Total Privacy — We Don't Save It Anywhere (0 Uploads Policy)
Your signature is never uploaded in the first place. The entire compression process — decoding, analyzing, re-encoding, checking the file size — happens locally, inside your own browser, on your own device. There's no upload step to intercept, no server log to worry about, no brief window where your file exists somewhere outside your control. We don't delete your file afterward because we never received it to begin with. If you want to verify this yourself, turn off your WiFi right after this page finishes loading — the tool will still work perfectly, because it never needed an internet connection.
About the SSC Signature Resizer
SSC (Staff Selection Commission) exams — CGL, SSC GD Constable, CHSL, and others — are among the most heavily applied-to competitive exams, with strict rules for ssc signature size and ssc gd signature size. Whether you need ssc sign resize or general sign resize for ssc (6cm x 2cm or 140x60px), this tool handles the conversion automatically. Getting this wrong is one of the most common reasons an application gets flagged during registration checks.
SSC Signature Requirements
Format: JPEG / JPG Only
SSC application portals accept only JPEG/JPG format for signatures. If you have a PNG or other format file, this tool converts it automatically.
File Size: 20 KB to 50 KB
Your signature must be between 20KB and 50KB. Files smaller than 20KB may appear blurry, while files larger than 50KB will be rejected by the portal.
Dimensions: 3.5cm × 1.5cm (140 × 60 Pixels)
The SSC signature must be 3.5cm wide × 1.5cm tall, which translates to 140 × 60 pixels at standard resolution. This tool resizes your signature to these exact dimensions automatically.
Step-by-Step: Resizing Your Signature for SSC
- 1Step 1 — Sign on plain white paper. Use a dark pen for good contrast, and keep the signature reasonably sized relative to the page.
- 2Step 2 — Scan or photograph it clearly. Even lighting, no shadows, and a straight-on angle give the cleanest source image.
- 3Step 3 — Upload it here. Choose whether you prefer to see dimensions in centimeters (3.5×1.5cm) or pixels (140×60px) — both produce the same result.
- 4Step 4 — Automatic resizing and compression. The tool applies the correct dimensions and compresses to your target KB size in one step.
- 5Step 5 — Download and submit. Your signature file is ready, correctly sized for SSC's application portal.
Why Signature Compression Is Trickier Than Photo Compression
A signature might seem simpler to compress than a full photograph, but it actually presents its own challenge: signatures rely entirely on thin, high-contrast lines against a plain background, and aggressive compression can blur or break up those fine strokes in a way that's more visually obvious than similar compression applied to a photo, where detail loss is less noticeable. Our tool accounts for this by preserving edge contrast — the sharp transition between ink and paper — even as it reduces overall file size, since that contrast is what keeps a signature legible after heavy compression.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What size does my SSC signature need to be?
SSC requires signatures in JPEG format, between 20KB and 50KB, with dimensions of 3.5cm × 1.5cm (140 × 60 pixels). Always verify against your specific exam's current notification.
What's the difference between CM and PX presets?
Both presets produce the exact same output — 140 × 60 pixels. The CM preset shows dimensions as 3.5×1.5cm, while the PX preset shows them as 140×60px. Choose whichever unit you're more comfortable with.
Can I use this tool for SSC CGL, GD, and CHSL?
Yes — the SSC GD signature size and requirements (3.5cm × 1.5cm, 20-50KB, JPEG) are generally consistent across SSC exam types including CGL, GD, and CHSL. Upload your signature and this tool handles the rest.
My signature looks unclear after resizing — what should I try?
Start with a higher-contrast, larger original — dark ink on plain white paper, evenly lit, with no shadows — which compresses far more cleanly than a low-contrast or cluttered scan.
Is my signature ever uploaded or stored anywhere during this process?
No — it's processed entirely inside your browser, on your own device, and never transmitted anywhere at any point.