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Combine passport photo and signature for SSC, IBPS, UPSC, Railway, and SBI forms. Preset dimensions and KB limits — runs locally.
Quick start
SSC CGL wants one combined JPG with your passport photo on top and signature strip below, total file under 50 KB.
Step 1
Select exam preset
SSC, IBPS, UPSC, Railway, or SBI — dimensions and KB cap apply automatically.
Step 2
Upload photo and signature
Use outputs from the passport photo maker or signature tools for best results.
Step 3
Enable signature cleanup
Turn on background whitening if the signature came from a phone photo.
Step 4
Preview combined layout
Photo on top, signature centered below with white padding — matches typical form layouts.
Step 5
Download compressed JPG
Export hits the preset KB cap via iterative JPEG compression.
Expected results: One combined JPEG at portal dimensions, compressed to the preset KB limit, ready for direct upload.
Exam preset
Photo 200×230 px, signature 200×75 px, ≤ 50 KB
Passport photo (200×230)
Upload Files
Drop passport-size photo
Combined preview
Upload both images to preview
Photo and signature never leave your browser.
Upload your passport photo and signature scan, pick an exam preset (SSC, IBPS, UPSC, Railway, SBI), and download a single combined JPEG sized for online application portals. Optionally whiten a scanned signature background. Output is compressed to each exam's typical file-size cap. All processing happens in your browser for complete privacy.
No. Photo & Signature Merger works right away client-side with no registration.
Yes. Standard flows process locally on your machine, so files are not uploaded as part of normal usage.
In most workflows, use the output format that matches your destination platform first (compatibility), then tune for quality and size. Keep a high-quality master so you can re-export without cumulative quality loss.
For typical usage, lossless-to-lossless conversions preserve quality. Lossy output formats can reduce fidelity depending on settings, so keep originals and run a quick post-export quality check. This helps keep outputs consistent across different devices.
Practically speaking, yes, batch-style processing is supported for most workflows. On lower-memory devices, split very large batches into smaller groups for smoother performance. That makes the result easier to verify before publishing.
Check out our technical guides to learn more about how browser-side processing works.
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