SSC Selection Post 2026 Signature Size & Live Photo Rules

The SSC Selection Post form does not accept a photo file: it takes your photo live with the camera while you fill in the application. You only need to prepare the signature file. Below are the exact sizes from the official notice, tips for the live photo and a free tool that makes the file for you.

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SSC Selection Post upload requirements

FileSize (pixels)File sizeFormatBackground
PhotoTaken live by the camera inside the form — no file
Signature709 × 236 px10–20 KBJPG—

The notice does not say whether 1 KB is 1000 or 1024 bytes, so our files fit both ways of counting.

SSC Selection Post live photo: how to do it right

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Upload a clear picture taken with your phone. You get a JPG in the exact size. Your picture is processed in memory and deleted right away.

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Signature: what the notice says

709 × 236 px

Official source

“The candidates are not required to have a pre-existing photograph of himself / herself for submitting the online application. Candidates are required to upload their signature duly scanned in JPEG/JPG format (10 to 20 KB). The image dimension of signature should be about 6.0 cm (Width) x 2.0 cm (Height).”

— SSC Selection Post Phase-XIV 2026 Notice, paras 11.7–11.10

Open the official notice (ssc.gov.in)

Checked against the notice on 13 October 2026.

Requirements can change with every new notice. Always compare with the official notification before you upload.

How to make the SSC Selection Post signature in the right size

  1. Sign on plain white paper with a black pen. Keep the signature large.
  2. Take a sharp photo of it with your phone, from straight above, in good light.
  3. Upload it in the tool on this page and choose “Signature”.
  4. Download the JPG (709 × 236 px, 10–20 KB) and upload it to the SSC Selection Post form.

SSC Selection Post photo & signature: questions

Do I need to upload a photo for SSC Selection Post?

No. The SSC Selection Post form takes your photo live with the webcam or the phone camera while you fill it in. Showing an old or printed photo to the camera can get the form rejected. You only upload the signature.

What is the signature size for SSC Selection Post 2026?

709 × 236 pixels, 10–20 KB, JPG format.

SSC live photo kaise lein? (How to take the live photo)

Your photo is taken live by webcam or phone camera inside the SSC form. Do not upload or photograph an old photo: such forms are rejected. Sit in good light in front of a plain wall. Keep the camera at eye level and look straight into it. Remove cap, mask, glasses and earphones. Keep your whole face inside the frame on screen, not too close and not too far. Wear a shirt and avoid dark or blurred shots. If the camera fails, scan the QR code on the Upload Documents page and use the mobile app. On exam day you must look the same as in this photo: staff at the centre compare your face with it.

How do I reduce my signature to 20 KB for SSC Selection Post?

Upload a photo of your signature in the free tool on this page. It resizes it to 709 × 236 px and picks the JPG quality so the file is between 10 and 20 KB. It works in the phone browser, without any app.

Is Roz Taiyari the official SSC website?

No. Roz Taiyari is an independent free tool and is not connected with SSC or any government body. Apply only on the official website given in the notice, and check the requirements there.

Do you keep my photo or signature?

No. The picture is processed in memory to make the file and deleted right away. We never save it.

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Roz Taiyari is an independent service. We are not connected with SSC, RRB, IBPS, SBI, UPSC, CBSE, any State PSC, police recruitment board or any other government body. Requirements on this site are taken from official notices — always check the official notification before you upload.