TNPSC Signature Creator & Compressor – Resize Signature for TNPSC and Government Exams
Prepare your application signature to the exact dimensions, file size and format required by TNPSC — and by SSC, UPSC, banking, railway and other government exams. Upload, crop, resize and compress in one step, right in your browser.
TNPSC Signature Requirements
TNPSC applications require a signature scanned or photographed to specific dimension, file size, format, resolution and ink-colour rules. The requirements shown in the tool above reflect our current TNPSC requirement profile and are updated whenever TNPSC issues a new notification — select TNPSC and the correct values load automatically.
How to Create and Compress a TNPSC Signature
- Select TNPSC from the examination dropdown.
- Upload a photo or scan of your signature.
- Crop it tightly to the signature box.
- Resize — the tool fits it to the exact required pixel dimensions.
- Compress — the file is automatically compressed to the required KB range.
- Validate the result summary to confirm it's within range.
- Preview and download the finished signature.
TNPSC Signature Size, Dimensions and Format
| Dimensions | 230 × 75 pixels |
|---|---|
| Physical size | 6.0 × 2.0 cm |
| File size | 10–20 KB |
| Format | JPG/JPEG |
| Resolution | 200 DPI |
These values must remain configurable, as future TNPSC notifications may change them — the tool above always reflects the current profile.
How to Prepare a Signature for TNPSC Application
- Sign on plain white paper.
- Sign inside a 6.0 × 2.0 cm box.
- Use blue or black ink.
- Keep the signature fully inside the box — don't let it touch the edges.
- Scan at 200 DPI, or take a clear, well-lit photograph.
- Crop tightly to the signature box — avoid uploading the whole sheet of paper.
- Confirm the final file size is within the required KB range.
- Save with a simple, recognisable filename before uploading.
Signature Creator for Other Government Exams
This tool also works for SSC, UPSC, banking exams (IBPS), railway exams (RRB), teaching eligibility tests, police and other recruitment exams. Each examination may specify different requirements — select the relevant examination from the dropdown to load the correct specification.
Signature Requirements for SSC, UPSC and Other Exams
Dimensions, file size, format, resolution, ink colour and background rules can differ between examination authorities. Always select the appropriate examination profile in the tool above before cropping and downloading — one specification does not fit every exam.
How to Resize and Compress a Signature for Government Exams
Crop your signature to remove unnecessary surrounding paper, resize to the exact required dimensions, compress to the required file size, preview, and download.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size should my TNPSC signature be?
Typically 230 × 75 pixels (around 6.0 × 2.0 cm), 10–20 KB, JPG/JPEG at 200 DPI. Always confirm against the current TNPSC notification.
How do I resize my TNPSC signature?
Sign inside the required box on white paper, scan or photograph it, upload it here, select TNPSC, crop tightly to the box, and the tool resizes and compresses it automatically.
Can I use this for SSC or UPSC signatures?
Yes — select SSC, UPSC, Banking or Railway from the dropdown to switch requirements.
Are name and date required for every exam signature?
Not always — requirements vary by exam. The field appears automatically only when your selected examination requires it.
Disclaimer: TNCareerHub is an independent exam-preparation resource and is not officially affiliated with TNPSC, SSC, UPSC, IBPS, RRB or any government recruitment body. Requirement values shown here may change — always cross-check against the latest official notification before submitting your application. Read our full Disclaimer.
Privacy: Signatures you upload are processed in memory to generate your resized/compressed file and are never saved, logged, or shared — the file is discarded once it's returned to your browser. Please only upload your own signature, or one you're authorised to process. Read our full Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.