How to Resize Signature for TNPSC Exam
Upload your scanned signature or a clear photo of the signed paper. This page automatically applies the TNPSC signature defaults: 150 pixels width, 50 pixels height, JPG format, and a target size inside the 5KB to 30KB range. Note that TNPSC uses 150×50px — not the standard 140×60px used by most other exams. For best results, use a clean scan with black ink on white paper and crop the image close to the signature before resizing.
After upload, check the live preview. The signature should be readable and should not touch the edges. If the output is below 5KB or above 30KB, adjust the target KB value and process again. Download the JPG file only after the status shows it is within the TNPSC range.
TNPSC Signature Requirements 2024-25
TNPSC signature uploads require 150×50 pixels, 5KB to 30KB, and JPG or JPEG format. This is a unique dimension specific to Tamil Nadu PSC — different from the 140×60px used by SSC, IBPS, and many other national-level exams. Always verify with the current TNPSC notification before submitting your application.
The signature should be handwritten on white paper using black or dark blue ink. It should not be written in capital letters. Plain white paper only — no ruled paper, no colored paper. The portal expects a clear signature image, not a typed name or digital font.
TNPSC Careers and Exam Overview
TNPSC (Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission) is one of the oldest and largest state public service commissions in India. It recruits for Tamil Nadu state government posts across multiple groups. Group I includes posts like Deputy Collector, Deputy Superintendent of Police, and Commercial Tax Officer with salaries from ₹56,100 to ₹1,00,000+. Group II (interview posts) covers Section Officer, Sub-Registrar, and similar roles at ₹35,400-78,800. Group IIA (non-interview) includes Junior Superintendents, Village Administrative Officers, and related positions. Group IV is for clerical and lower division assistant posts starting around ₹15,700. TNPSC exams include Tamil language as a mandatory section, testing candidates on General Tamil up to 10th standard level. Candidates must also demonstrate knowledge of Tamil Nadu-specific history, geography, culture, and government schemes. The Group I Combined Civil Services exam is highly competitive, attracting lakhs of applicants for hundreds of vacancies across all departments of the Tamil Nadu government.
Frequently Asked Questions — TNPSC Signature Resize
150×50 pixels, 5-30KB, JPG. Note this is different from the standard 140×60px.
Tamil Nadu PSC specifies its own unique dimensions. Always check official TNPSC notification.
Yes. You may sign in Tamil, English, or your natural language.
Yes. All TNPSC group exams use 150×50px, 5-30KB, JPG.
Ensure you use 150×50px not the standard 140×60px. Use this tool for exact resize.
Same specification for all TNPSC Combined Civil Services exams.
Group 2 (Interview posts) and Group 2A (Non-interview posts) — same photo/signature specs.
No. Plain white paper only.
Same 150×50px, 5-30KB, JPG for all TNPSC posts.
No. SSC uses 140×60px. TNPSC needs 150×50px — different dimensions.
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Final Checklist Before Uploading to TNPSC Portal
Before you submit the online form, open the downloaded file once and confirm that it is the processed copy, not the original large image. Check the filename, the preview, and the file size shown by your device. Many candidates resize correctly but accidentally upload the original file from the camera folder. Keeping a separate folder named TNPSC application images reduces this mistake.
If the TNPSC portal still rejects the image, recheck three things: file extension must be .jpg, file size must be inside 5-30KB, and dimensions must be exactly 150×50px. These three checks solve most upload errors. Remember — TNPSC is 150×50px, not the standard 140×60px.
Privacy and Offline Processing
This toolkit is built for static hosting, so image processing happens in your browser with the Canvas API. The photo is read by your device, drawn to a temporary canvas, compressed to the target size, and offered as a downloadable file. There is no backend upload step in this workflow. That matters for government exam applicants because photos, signatures, and identity documents are personal records and should not be sent to unknown servers just to resize them.