BPSC
BPSC Photo & Signature Resizer
Photo and signature sized for Bihar Public Service Commission applications.
Drop a photo or tap to choose JPG, PNG, WebP or iPhone HEIC — nothing is uploaded, it all runs on your device.
100% private — your image never leaves this device.
Perfect for
- BPSC CCE (SDO/DSP/BDO) and other Bihar PSC recruitment applicants
- Candidates hit by 'photo upload failed' on the BPSC portal
- Anyone applying to Bihar state posts from a phone
How to use this tool
- Tap the box and choose your photo or signature — or drag it in.
- Pick the document type or size you need above.
- ExamKB resizes and compresses it to the exact spec and shows the result against the limit.
- Download the ready-to-upload JPG. Nothing ever leaves your device.
Specification
Confirm against your official notification before you apply — specs change between cycles.
| Item | Dimensions | File size | Format |
|---|---|---|---|
| Photograph | 200×230 px | 20–50 KB | JPG |
| Signature | 140×60 px | 10–20 KB | JPG |
Source: Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) · official siteLast verified: July 2026
Common mistakes to avoid
- Assuming one fixed spec — BPSC advertisements state different sizes across cycles
- A black-and-white or greyscale photo where colour is required
- A signature over the 20 KB cap or written in capitals
Pro tips
- Open your advertisement's instruction page and match the exact px and KB before resizing
- Use a recent photo (usually within the last three months) on a plain background
- Aim a few KB under each maximum so a re-check never trips the limit
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Frequently asked questions
What is the BPSC photo size?
Most BPSC notices ask for a colour JPG around 200×230 pixels with the file between 20 KB and 50 KB, but sizes differ between advertisements — always confirm on your notice.
What is the BPSC signature size?
Commonly about 140×60 pixels in JPG with the file between 10 KB and 20 KB, signed in black ink.
Why does BPSC reject my upload?
Usually the file is over the stated limit, the format isn't JPG, or the photo is greyscale rather than colour.