What is the UPSC photo size?
| Document | Pixels | File size | Print size | Format |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Photo | 413 × 531 px | 20–300 KB | — | JPG |
| Signature | 600 × 350 px | 20–300 KB | — | JPG |
Between 350 and 1000 px each side
How to resize a photo for UPSC
- The UPSC photo preset (413 × 531 px, 20–300 KB) is already selected.
- Add your photo from the gallery, or open the camera.
- Drag and zoom to set the frame; turn on clean-up for a white background.
- When the result shows the file is inside the stated range, download the JPG and upload it to the form.
Frequently asked questions
What is the UPSC photo size?
413 pixels wide and 531 pixels high, between 20 and 300 KB, as a JPG. Between 350 and 1000 px each side. Check the current UPSC notification before you submit.
How do I reduce my UPSC photo to 300 KB?
Add the photo above and adjust the frame. PixFit sets it to 413 × 531 pixels and picks the JPG quality that lands between 20 and 300 KB, then you download it.
What else does UPSC ask you to upload?
The signature at 600 × 350 px, 20–300 KB. Each has its own page, or make them all in the UPSC document kit.
Is my photo uploaded to a server?
No. Resizing and compression happen in your browser. The file stays on your phone or computer.
Why can the UPSC portal reject my photo?
The upload check reads the file: a JPG of 413 × 531 pixels between 20 and 300 KB. PixFit sets all three and shows when the file is inside the stated range.
What if the official size changes?
PixFit re-checks the UPSC notification; this page was last verified on 10 Jul 2026. If yours differs, use Resize image and enter its numbers.