Check your photo or signature before you upload

Why check before you upload?

When an online form rejects your photo, you often find out only after you submit — or worse, after the last date. Most rejections come from a few simple things: the file is too big or too small, the pixel size is wrong, the file is not really a JPG, or the background is not plain. This checker looks at your file the way a portal does and tells you, rule by rule, whether it will pass.

How it works

• Choose your exam or form and the file you want to check, such as the IBPS photo or the UPSC signature.
• Choose the file. Nothing is uploaded — we only read it inside your browser.
• In a second you see every rule with a tick, a warning or a cross.

For photos you can also tap Also check the face. This checks that there is exactly one face, that it is a good size and in the middle, and that the photo isn't blurry. It needs a one-time download of about 4 MB.

What we check

• Real file type. We read the file itself, not its name. A PNG renamed to ".jpg" is still a PNG, and many portals will reject it.
• Pixel size, for example 200 × 230.
• File size in KB. We show both ways of counting: some sites use 1 KB = 1,024 bytes and others 1,000. If your file is close to a limit, we warn you.
• DPI, when a form asks for it (PAN forms often do).
• Background — whether it looks plain and light.
• For signatures: how many signatures are in the image (UPSC asks for three) and whether the ink is black where that is required.

Fix it in one tap

If something fails, tap Fix it now. We open the right tool — exam photo, signature, or image compressor — with your file already loaded and the rules for your exam already set. You don't have to choose the file again.

Which exams and forms?

Right now: SSC, UPSC, NEET UG, IBPS PO, Passport Seva and PAN. Each exam page shows when its rules were last checked against the official notification, with a link to the source. Rules change between notifications, so please read the official notice too.

Your files stay private

The check runs completely on your phone or computer. Your photo, signature and file names are never sent to us or anyone else.