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RRB signature resizer

Railway Recruitment Board

Get your signature scan into the 30–49 KB range RRB requires, at a size that can actually reach it. Free, and your scan never leaves your device.

You do not upload a photograph. CEN 02/2026 states that candidates are not required to upload a pre-existing photograph — the application captures a live photo through your webcam or phone camera instead. The signature is the only image you upload.
Before you scan: sign on white paper with a black ink pen, in running handwriting (cursive or joined letters — not block or capital). Scan at 100 DPI or better.
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Drop your signature scan here

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    The crop is locked to the proportions of RRB's 35 mm × 20 mm scan box. Keep the whole signature inside, with a little white margin.

    Your signature is ready

    Processed locally — it never left your device.

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    Your signature is processed on your device and is never sent to any server.

    What RRB actually asks you to upload

    This is the part worth reading before anything else. Under CEN 02/2026 there are only two uploads, and a photograph is not one of them.

    UploadFormatSize
    Candidate signatureJPG / JPEG30 KB – 49 KB
    SC/ST certificate (only if claiming a free travel pass)PDFunder 400 KB
    The photograph is captured live. The CEN says candidates are not required to upload a pre-existing photograph; the application module takes a live photo via webcam or your phone's front camera. It also asks you to wear non-white, preferably dark clothing for contrast, to position the camera at eye level, to look straight ahead with a neutral expression, and to remove any cap, mask or spectacles. You can preview and retake it until you submit. If you have seen an “RRB photo resizer” quoting pixel sizes and KB limits, it is preparing you for an upload this notice does not ask for.

    Signature requirements

    FormatJPG / JPEG only
    File size30 KB – 49 KB (both limits apply)
    DimensionsMinimum 140 px wide × 60 px tall
    Scan resolutionMinimum 100 DPI
    Scan box on the form35 mm × 20 mm, signature centred within it
    Ink and paperBlack ink pen on white paper
    HandwritingRunning handwriting — cursive or joined letters
    Why this tool outputs 1050 × 600 pixels. The 140 × 60 figure is a minimum, not a fixed size — and that matters, because at 140 × 600 a scanned signature only reaches about 4 KB at maximum quality. The 30 KB floor is unreachable there by a factor of roughly seven. A signature is dark strokes on white paper, which is close to the most compressible thing a JPEG will ever meet. We measured a range of sizes at the 35:20 box proportion: 700 × 400 reaches only 22 KB with a crisp black scan, 875 × 500 just scrapes 30 KB, and 1050 × 600 lands mid-band at 38–39 KB for both hard black and softer greyscale scans. That is the size with headroom on both sides, and it clears the stated minimum comfortably.

    Grounds for rejection

    The CEN lists these specifically. Any one of them can end your candidature at any stage of the recruitment:

    Candidates with a benchmark disability that prevents signing are an exception: the CEN allows a scanned fingerprint instead, in the order left thumb, right thumb, any finger of the hands, any finger of the feet.

    Your signature must also match the ones captured at the examination, at document verification, at the medical examination and on appointment — so use the signature you normally use.

    Scanning tips

    1. Sign inside a 35 × 20 mm area on plain white paper with a black ink pen, in your normal running hand.
    2. Scan at 200–300 DPI in greyscale rather than pure black and white. The CEN's 100 DPI is a minimum, and a higher-detail scan makes the 30 KB floor much easier to reach.
    3. Keep the page straight and evenly lit, with no shadow across the paper.
    4. Crop to the signature using the tool above, leaving a little white margin, and download.

    Claiming a free travel pass? Your SC/ST certificate goes up as a PDF under 400 KB — our PDF compressor will bring a scanned certificate down to that.

    Frequently asked questions

    Do I need to upload a photograph for RRB?

    No. CEN 02/2026 states plainly that candidates are not required to upload a pre-existing photograph. The application module captures a live photograph through your webcam or your phone's front camera while you fill the form.

    What size should the RRB signature be?

    JPG or JPEG between 30 KB and 49 KB, scanned at a minimum of 100 DPI, with dimensions of at least 140 by 60 pixels.

    Why does this tool output 1050 by 600 pixels?

    Because 140 by 60 is a minimum, not a fixed size, and at that size a scanned signature only reaches about 4 KB - nowhere near the 30 KB floor. We measured a range of sizes: 1050 by 600 lands in the middle of the 30 to 49 KB band for both crisp black scans and softer greyscale ones.

    Can I sign in capital letters?

    No. The CEN requires running handwriting, meaning cursive or joined letters. Block, capital or disjoined letters are listed as an explicit ground for rejection.

    Can I use a blue pen?

    No. The CEN specifies a black ink pen on white paper, and names non-black ink as a rejection ground.

    Can I upload a thumb impression instead?

    Only if you are a candidate with a benchmark disability that prevents signing. The CEN allows those candidates to upload a fingerprint image in a stated order of preference. For everyone else, a thumb impression in place of a signature is a rejection ground.

    Is my signature uploaded to a server?

    No. The crop and compression run inside your browser on your own device. Your signature is never transmitted anywhere.

    Source

    Specifications on this page are taken from paragraphs 17.4 and 17.5 of the Detailed Centralised Employment Notice No. 02/2026 (Technician categories), published 30 June 2026.

    The notice is linked from the CEN 02/2026 page at rrbbbs.gov.in — open it and choose “Detailed Centralised Employment Notice (English)”. The same CEN is published by every regional RRB.

    RRB publishes a separate notice per recruitment and its specifications have differed between them, so always check the CEN for the post you are applying to. We are not affiliated with the Railway Recruitment Boards.