SSC Photo Resizer – 20 to 50KB, 413×531px
Resize your SSC CGL / CHSL / MTS photo to the required 20–50KB and 3.5×4.5cm (413×531px) JPG. Free, private, in your browser.
SSC (CGL, CHSL, MTS, GD) requires a passport photo of 20–50KB in JPG, sized 3.5×4.5 cm (413×531px) on a light background. This tool locks those dimensions and compresses to under 50KB so your upload is accepted first time.
Government and exam portals reject uploads that miss the size or dimension rules, costing you time and repeated attempts. imageto10kb removes the guesswork: it fixes the file size and the exact pixel dimensions together, so your SSC photo passes the check on the first try — all processed privately in your browser.
💡 Tip: SSC's application shows a live preview before final submission — always open it and check the photo and signature look right. A photo accepted at upload but rejected later can force you to re-apply in a fresh cycle.
How to resize the SSC photo (20–50KB)
- Open imageto10kb. Drag your photo or signature onto the box above, or click to select a file.
- Confirm the preset. The target size and dimensions are already set for SSC photos. Adjust them if your notification differs.
- Click Compress. The image is resized and compressed in your browser to meet the required file size.
- Download & upload. Download the file and upload it to the official form — it will now pass the size check.
Frequently asked questions
What is the SSC photo size limit?
SSC requires the photograph to be 20–50KB in JPG format, with dimensions of 3.5×4.5 cm (about 413×531 pixels).
Why does SSC reject my photo?
Common reasons are wrong file size, wrong dimensions, or a non-JPG format. This tool fixes all three by locking the size and dimensions.
Can I also resize my SSC signature here?
Yes — use the SSC signature page for the 10–20KB signature requirement.
Do I need to install any software?
No — imageto10kb works in your browser on any device, with nothing to download.
Are my documents uploaded anywhere?
No. Your photo and signature are processed locally in your browser and never sent to a server.