IBPS SO Photo & Signature Resizer
Prepare IBPS SO Photo, Signature, Thumb and Declaration with the current 2026 CRP SPL-XVI dimensions and file-size targets.
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Prepare the four IBPS SO scanned uploads
CRP SPL-XVI separates the portrait, running signature, left thumb impression and handwritten declaration into four image fields.
IBPS SO preferred portrait output
The IBPS SO Photo preset produces the preferred 200x230 px candidate portrait and keeps the JPG between 20 KB and 50 KB.
IBPS SO running-signature strip
The IBPS SO Signature preset uses 140x60 px at the configured 200 DPI scan density and targets the tight 10-20 KB range.
IBPS SO square thumb image
The IBPS SO Thumb tab converts the left thumb impression to 240x240 px at 200 DPI with a 20-50 KB JPG target.
IBPS SO declaration at 800x400
The IBPS SO Declaration tab uses 800x400 px at 200 DPI and keeps the candidate handwritten English declaration between 50 KB and 100 KB.
IBPS SO live portrait stays separate
The IBPS SO application also uses live-photo capture, so the scanned Photo output here does not replace the camera step on the registration portal.
IBPS SO document-specific compression
Changing the IBPS SO tab switches both the canvas and the KB limits, preventing the declaration range from being reused for smaller handwriting files.
Prepare IBPS SO application images
Use the CRP SPL-XVI tabs one by one so each Specialist Officer document keeps its own aspect ratio, scan density and KB target.
Choose the IBPS SO document field
Select Photo, Signature, Thumb or Declaration and review the IBPS SO output values before loading the corresponding source.
Position the IBPS SO content
Frame the face naturally, preserve every signature or thumb detail, or keep the complete IBPS SO declaration text visible in its wide image.
Validate the IBPS SO JPG
Create the file and verify the CRP SPL-XVI dimensions, 200 DPI setting where configured and the active file-size range.
Create IBPS SO 2026 application images
Generate all four CRP SPL-XVI scanned JPG uploads with the Specialist Officer dimensions and compression targets already selected.
IBPS SO 2026 image requirements FAQ
Check the current Specialist Officer photo, signature, thumb and declaration specifications before uploading to the CRP SPL-XVI form.
The IBPS SO Photo preset uses the preferred 200x230 px dimensions and a 20-50 KB JPG file-size range.
The IBPS SO running signature uses 140x60 px and targets 10-20 KB in JPG format.
The IBPS SO left thumb impression uses 240x240 px at 200 DPI with a 20-50 KB file-size range.
The IBPS SO handwritten declaration uses an 800x400 px canvas at 200 DPI and a 50-100 KB JPG target.
Yes. The current IBPS SO registration flow includes a live photograph step in addition to the scanned passport photo file.
No. The IBPS SO declaration should be handwritten by the candidate in English with black ink on white paper before it is scanned and resized.
Use a genuine IBPS SO running signature in black ink and a clear left thumb impression in black or blue ink on white paper.
Yes. Compare every IBPS SO output with the live CRP SPL-XVI instructions because future Specialist Officer cycles can change scanning requirements.
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