BPSC CCE Signature Resizer

Applying for Primary Teacher, Middle School Teacher or any of the other posts among the 32388 vacancies? Along with your photo, the BPSC application asks for a scanned signature, and it is a frequent cause of upload errors. The file is usually required to be small, in a specific format, and clearly readable.

Our BPSC CCE Signature Resizer takes a phone photo or scan of your signature, crops away the empty paper, and compresses it to the KB limit you enter. The result stays dark and legible instead of turning into a grey smudge.

1. Sign on plain white paper. Use a black or dark blue pen, as the notification specifies. A thick-tip pen gives clearer strokes than a thin one.
2. Take a clear picture. Place the paper flat in good light, avoid shadows and hold the phone directly above it.
3. Crop tightly. Upload it to the tool and crop close to the signature, matching the aspect ratio in the notification. Signature boxes are usually wide and short.
4. Set the KB size and download. Enter the maximum size, let the tool compress, check the preview and save the JPEG.

The usual problems are a file above the size limit, too much blank space around the signature, faint ink, a coloured or lined background, and the wrong format. Another frequent issue is signing differently from the signature you use elsewhere. Candidates should use the same signature on the form, at the exam and in documents, since mismatches can cause trouble during verification.

Because a signature is a legal identity mark, privacy matters. This tool processes the image inside your browser and never sends it to a server, so it stays on your device. Prepare the signature and photo files before you start the form, and keep copies saved so you can reuse them if the portal logs you out.