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Bank forms, exam applications, and government portals often reject a signature for being the wrong pixel size or too large a file. Fix both at once.
Upload a photo to begin.
| Selected size | 140 × 60 px — common bank/exam form |
| Output | 140 × 60 px |
Everything happens in your browser — your photo is never uploaded to a server.
Sign your name in dark ink on plain white paper, then photograph or scan it under even light with no shadow across the page. Crop reasonably close to the signature before uploading — the tool will handle the exact final framing.
If the form specifies a maximum file size (common on exam and banking portals), use the target file size field — the tool will find the highest quality that still fits under that limit.
Pixel size controls how the signature displays and prints; file size (in KB) limits how much data the form's upload system will accept. This tool controls both at once.
Choose Custom size and enter the exact width and height with the unit the form specifies (px, mm, cm, or inches).
Sign in dark ink on plain white paper, photograph it in good even light with no shadow, then crop close to the signature before uploading here.