This SSC photo resizer works for CGL, CHSL, MTS, GD and other SSC recruitment exams with standard photo size and file limits.
Upload Candidate Photo
3.5×4.5 cm • 20KB–50KB • Works for CGL/CHSL/MTS/GD
Choose your recent photo.
Auto-lock to 3.5x4.5cm ratio.
Ensure 80% face coverage.
Slider ensures 20KB-50KB size.
Instant SSC-compliant JPG download.
Photo must be taken within 3 months. Caps and spectacles (glasses) are strictly prohibited as per latest SSC rules.
Frontal view of full face. Both ears must be clearly visible. No side profiles or tilted heads allowed.
For most SSC exams like CGL, CHSL, MTS and GD, the photo size is usually required between 20KB and 50KB in JPG format. Always check the official notification for exact limits.
SSC photos are generally required in a 3.5×4.5 cm ratio, which is around 413×531 pixels. The exact pixel requirement may vary slightly depending on the exam.
Yes. Most SSC exams use the same photo specifications. You can use the same recent photograph if it meets the size, format and background requirements.
Upload your photo, crop it to the required ratio, and use the compression slider to bring the file size between 20KB and 50KB. Then download the SSC-ready image.
SSC requires the photograph in JPG or JPEG format. Other formats like PNG or HEIC should be converted before uploading.
Yes, you can take the photo with a smartphone. Make sure the background is plain, lighting is good, and your face is clearly visible. Then resize it to SSC requirements.
Photos are usually rejected due to incorrect file size, wrong dimensions, unclear face, dark background, or wrong format. Ensure the photo meets SSC size and clarity rules.
Yes. A plain white or light background is usually required for SSC photos. Avoid shadows, patterns, or colored backgrounds.
Use an SSC photo compressor or resizer tool. Adjust the compression slider until the file size falls within the required 20KB to 50KB range.
Wear simple, plain clothing that contrasts with the background. Avoid caps, sunglasses, or heavy accessories. Your face should be clearly visible.