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UPSC Photo Maker — 350x350px, 20-200 KB

Photo preset locked to UPSC — 350x350px, JPEG, 20-200 KB.

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UPSC photo spec, pre-locked

This page opens the Passport Photo Maker with the preset locked to UPSC's photograph spec: 350x350px, JPEG format, 20-200 KB.

Need your UPSC signature too?

UPSC's notification also asks for a signature. Use the matching page below (or the full Signature Resizer) to prepare it to spec.

Source of this spec

Official spec: JPG, 20–200 KB, filename 'photo'. Face must cover 75% of the frame, frontal view, both ears visible, plain white background, natural expression. Live photo capture on the portal is also mandatory and is matched against this upload. Sourced directly from UPSC — Instructions for Uploading the Photo & Signature (upsconline.nic.in PDF) (CSE/IFS 2026), verified 2026-07-02.

UPSC Photo Maker — 350x350px, 20-200 KB

This tool locks the Passport Photo Maker to the UPSC spec: 350x350px, JPEG format, 20-200 KB. Official spec: JPG, 20–200 KB, filename 'photo'. Face must cover 75% of the frame, frontal view, both ears visible, plain white background, natural expression. Live photo capture on the portal is also mandatory and is matched against this upload.

Need your UPSC signature too?

UPSC's notification also asks for a signature. Use the matching page below (or the full Signature Resizer) to prepare it to spec.

Getting a Clean Result First Try

Photo rejections usually trace to the wrong KB range, wrong pixel dimensions, or the wrong background. Because this page pre-locks the verified UPSC numbers, a plain-background photo taken in good light usually clears the portal's validation on the first attempt.

Frequently asked questions

What is the correct UPSC photo size?

350x350px, JPEG format, 20-200 KB.

Can I resize a signature for UPSC here too?

Not on this page — it locks only the photo. Use the UPSC Signature Resizer page for the signature spec.

Is my photo uploaded to a server?

No. Cropping, resizing and compression all happen entirely in your browser — the file never leaves your device.

Is this spec officially verified?

Yes — sourced directly from UPSC — Instructions for Uploading the Photo & Signature (upsconline.nic.in PDF), CSE/IFS 2026, verified 2026-07-02.

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Data verified: 2026-07-17 · All processing happens in your browser — no files are ever uploaded.