How to use
- Pick the spec. Each preset carries the published pixel size and KB band — the dropdown shows all of it up front, with honest notes about where the spec comes from.
- Photograph your signature. Black pen, white paper, phone held flat above the page in good light.
- Upload and crop. The crop frame is locked to the spec’s exact aspect ratio, so the output can never be stretched. Crop tightly — empty paper wastes KB.
- Clean the background. One toggle turns greyish paper pure white and darkens the ink, using fixed, tested thresholds. Flip it off to compare before/after instantly.
- Download. The signature is drawn at the exact required pixels and the JPG quality is binary-searched until the file fits the KB band. The actual measured output — pixels and KB — is shown as chips before you download. Presets without a JPG mandate also offer a lossless PNG.
Why the output is trustworthy
Everything — pixels, KB, the cleanup thresholds — is plain, deterministic code that runs in your browser, with unit tests behind the math. There is no AI, no server, no account: the same input always produces the same output, and your signature never leaves your device.
Common rejection reasons this tool prevents
- Wrong file size — compressed into the exact KB band, never just “small enough”.
- Wrong dimensions — output is drawn at the exact required pixels.
- Stretched signature — the crop frame is locked to the spec’s aspect ratio.
- Grey / shadowed background — the cleanup pass whitens the paper and darkens the ink.
- Wrong format — every portal preset outputs JPG.
What it can’t fix: a faded pencil signature, ruled paper lines through the strokes, or a blurry photo. Sign with a black pen on plain paper and the pipeline handles the rest.
The companion tool
The same forms that want this signature also want an exact-spec photo. The free Passport Photo Maker handles that half — MahaDBT, MPSC, SSC, UPSC and PAN photo presets with the same measured px + KB pipeline.