IBPS Photo Resize

IBPS photo rules (as commonly published)

The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection runs recruitment for PO, Clerk, SO and Regional Rural Banks. Its notices list scanning rules for four documents. The values below are what recent notices have used. Your notice on ibps.in is final; read its “Guidelines for scanning and upload of documents”.

How to do it here

1. IBPS photo 200×230 ≤ 50 KB is set: exactly 200 × 230 px, under 50 KB, JPG.
2. Drop your photo. Drag the bright box so your face is centred with a little space above the head.
3. Hit Repixel it ✨. The badge confirms exactly 200 × 230 px and the bytes against 50,000. Download and upload.

The other three documents

• Signature: in KB size, type 20 and 140 × 60 in the optional exact pixels boxes under KB size, or use the Signature resizer.
• Thumb impression: KB size 50 with exact pixels 240 × 240.
• Handwritten declaration: KB size 100 with exact pixels 800 × 400. Write it in English on white paper as your notice instructs, in your own handwriting (not in capital letters).

Common reasons IBPS uploads fail

• Photo with a cap or dark glasses, or a face that’s hard to see.
• Background not light: use White background on your device first.
• Wrong pixel size: some forms check dimensions as well as KB.
• Blurry declaration text: write clearly with a black pen and photograph in daylight.
• Photo too old: use a recent one; you’ll need to look like it at the exam centre.

Your documents are processed on your own device; nothing is uploaded to us. The rules here were last checked on 5 November 2026. If your notice lists different numbers, enter them in KB size and the optional exact pixels boxes under KB size, and the studio will check the result for you.

Check the file before you submit

After downloading, open the file’s details on your phone or computer (on Windows: right-click → Properties → Details; on Android: the file manager’s info button; on iPhone: the Files app’s info). You should see the same pixel size and a file size matching the badge. Then use the portal’s preview step: if the photo looks stretched or cut off there, go back, adjust the crop box and run again. Keep the downloaded file safe, because many portals ask for the same photo again at later stages, and your admit card will carry it.