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Draw or type a digital signature, export exact pixel dimensions and KB limits for SSC, IBPS, and job portals. 100% browser-based.
Quick start
SSC CGL asks for a 200×75 px signature under 20 KB and you only have a ballpoint scribble on notebook paper.
Step 1
Draw or type
Use the draw pad for a natural stroke, or type your name and pick a script font.
Step 2
Match portal dimensions
Tap SSC (200×75) or IBPS/SBI (140×60) — or enter custom pixels.
Step 3
Set KB limit
Choose 10–20 KB for strict portals; the exporter iterates JPEG quality automatically.
Step 4
Pick background
White is safest for government uploads; transparent works for design mockups.
Step 5
Download and verify
Check file properties on your PC — dimensions and KB should match the form instructions.
Expected results: A crisp signature JPG at the exact pixel size, typically 8–20 KB, accepted by SSC/IBPS-style upload validators.
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Export settings
Preview
Create a professional digital signature in seconds. Draw freehand on a pad or type your name in handwriting-style fonts, then export PNG or JPEG at portal-specific sizes like 140×60 or 200×75 pixels. Set a maximum file size (10–50 KB) and the tool compresses automatically. Choose white, lined-paper, or transparent backgrounds. Everything runs locally — your signature is never uploaded to a server.
No. Online Signature Maker works right away client-side with no registration.
Yes. This tool follows a local-first approach in normal usage, so your source data stays on your device.
For typical usage, no account is required for core workflows. You can start immediately and process directly right here. This helps keep outputs consistent across different devices.
Practically speaking, anyone handling practical image workflows who needs fast on-device execution without heavyweight local installs. That makes the result easier to verify before publishing.
In day-to-day use, yes, though larger files and advanced operations generally perform better on desktop hardware with more memory. This is usually the most reliable approach for repeatable results.
Check out our technical guides to learn more about how browser-side processing works.
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