TNPSCSIGNATURE COMPRESSOR

TNPSC Group 4 Photo & Signature Compressor

Prepare each image in your browser, then download both JPEGs together in one ZIP package.

Your TNPSC Group 4 application files

0 of 2 files ready for the ZIP package

01Photograph.jpgPrepare the photo below
02Signature.jpgPrepare the signature below

Both files are processed locally. Extract the ZIP and upload each JPG to its matching field.

01 Prepare the photographPhotograph.jpg · 20–50 KB
Default Settings3.5 × 4.5 cmExport 276 × 354 px200 DPIMax 49,999 bytes

Choose the photo settings requested by your active application. See the TNPSC photo and signature size guide for published references and source details.

01Upload your photoJPG · PNG · WebP

Upload your photo

Choose an image or drag and drop it here.

JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 10 MiB / 24 megapixels
No sign-up. Images stay on your device.One image at a time
02 Prepare the signatureSignature.jpg · 10–20 KB
Default Settings400 × 133 px200 DPIMax 20,000 bytes

The product default is 400 × 133 px. See the TNPSC photo and signature size guide for published references and source details.

01Upload your signatureJPG · PNG · WebP

Upload your signature

Choose an image or drag and drop it here.

JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 10 MiB / 24 megapixels
No sign-up. Images stay on your device.One image at a time

The 2026 Group IV notice is the source for its published requirements. Extract the ZIP before uploading; the application portal expects the two JPGs in their separate fields. Check your active instructions before submitting; preparing files here does not guarantee portal acceptance.

TWO FILES · ONE DOWNLOAD

How to prepare TNPSC Group 4 photo and signature files

  1. 01

    Prepare the TNPSC Group 4 photo

    Upload a JPG, PNG or WebP. Crop the photo, choose settings for your active application, and generate Photograph.jpg.

  2. 02

    Prepare the TNPSC Group 4 signature

    Upload your signature separately. Keep every pen stroke, check the output settings, and generate Signature.jpg.

  3. 03

    Check both JPGs and download the ZIP

    Review each file's pixels and bytes. Download the package when both files are ready, extract the ZIP, and upload each JPG to its matching portal field.

CHECK BEFORE UPLOADING

Compare TNPSC signature output sizes

The same fictional ink signature compared at 230 × 75 px and 400 × 133 px, displayed at equal size.
Synthetic signature sample for visual comparison only. Enlarge your own JPG to check its strokes; this illustration is not a portal acceptance test.
QUICK ANSWERS

TNPSC Group 4 photo and signature FAQ

TNPSC Group 4 photo questions

Which photo dimensions should I choose for TNPSC Group 4?

Use the dimensions requested by your active application. The printed 2026 photo reference is 130 × 170 px; the editor's separate product default is 3.5 × 4.5 cm at 200 DPI. Check the size guide before choosing a reference.

Can I add my name and photo date?

Yes. Enable the optional name and photo date strip only when your active instructions require it. The strip fits inside the final photo dimensions; preview it before generating the JPG.

Can I replace the photo without preparing the signature again?

Yes. The two editors work independently. Replacing the photo clears its previous output and disables the ZIP download until a new photo is ready. The prepared signature remains available while this page stays open.

TNPSC Group 4 signature questions

What is the default TNPSC Group 4 signature size here?

The product default is 400 × 133 px. The printed 2026 notice reference is 230 × 75 px. These are different settings; follow your active portal instructions and use the size guide to compare their sources.

How do I avoid cutting off signature strokes?

Use the full-image fit option to keep the signature on a white canvas, or adjust a manual crop carefully. Enlarge the generated preview and check the first and last strokes before downloading.

Should I upload the ZIP as my signature?

No. The ZIP is a convenient download containing Photograph.jpg and Signature.jpg. Extract it first, then upload Signature.jpg to the signature field and Photograph.jpg to the photo field.