SSC JHT Signature Resizer

Your SSC JHT signature has to be crisp, legible and inside the portal's file-size limit. Many candidates photograph their signature on a phone, only to find the file is a hundred times too large or comes out dull and grey. This tool fixes both problems in one pass.

Crop away the paper, set the exact dimensions, choose your KB target and download. Everything happens locally in your browser, so your personal signature remains completely private.

1. Sign on white, unlined paper with a black pen, the way you normally sign.
2. Photograph it in daylight with the phone parallel to the page.
3. Upload and crop to remove extra paper, keeping a narrow white border.
4. Enter the dimensions listed in the SSC JHT notification.
5. Set a target of about 15 KB to stay inside the 10–20 KB range.
6. Download and upload to the signature field of your form.

As a translator aspirant you may sign in Devanagari, Roman script, or both. What matters is consistency: sign in whichever script you use regularly, because the same signature will be compared at the exam venue and during document verification. Whatever the script, SSC notices have said signatures in CAPITAL letters are not accepted.

Verify all specifications in the latest SSC JHT notice before uploading.