SSC MTS Signature Resizer

The SSC Multi-Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff and Havaldar exam attracts lakhs of applicants every cycle, and many of them get stuck at one small step: the signature upload. The portal only accepts a JPEG inside a fixed KB window, while a phone photo of your signature is usually several megabytes. This tool shrinks it to the exact range without turning your signature into a blurry smudge.

Everything runs inside your browser using HTML5 Canvas. Your signature is never uploaded to our servers, which matters for something as personal as the mark you use on official documents.

1. Sign on plain white paper with a black ink pen, in your normal running hand. Make the strokes firm so they survive compression.
2. Photograph or scan it in daylight, holding the phone directly above the page so there is no shadow or slant.
3. Upload and crop. Drag the crop handles to trim the extra paper, leaving a thin white margin around the signature.
4. Enter the dimensions given in your SSC MTS notification in the sidebar.
5. Set a target size. A value like 18 KB sits safely inside the 10–20 KB range. The tool automatically finds the highest quality that fits.
6. Download and check. Open the JPEG once to confirm it is sharp, then upload it to the SSC portal.

SSC notifications have stated that signatures written in CAPITAL letters will not be accepted, and blurred or unclear images can lead to rejection. Specifications can change between cycles, so confirm them in the latest SSC MTS notice on ssc.gov.in before you submit.