Resize, crop and compress your photo and signature to the exact UP Police Constable specification — free, instant, and 100% processed in your browser. Add your name and date on the photo, whiten the signature background, and download a file the portal accepts. Nothing is ever uploaded to a server.
UP Police's photo is captured live via webcam on the official portal — no upload is accepted there. This fallback lets you prepare a standard 3.5×4.5cm photo for other purposes.
Your source image is smaller than the required output size — the result may look slightly soft. A higher-resolution original is recommended.
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UP Police Photo & Signature Size Specification
The published notice and the live portal have been reported to disagree on the signature KB range (30–50KB vs. 5–20KB) — we use the stricter 5–20KB figure. Always verify against the current UPPRPB notification.
UP Police Constable photo, signature and document upload size requirements
Document
Dimensions
File Size
Format
Photo
Captured live (webcam) — no fixed upload size
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jpeg
Signature
140×60px
5–20KB
jpeg
· Photo: Captured live via webcam on the UPPRPB portal — no file upload accepted.
· Photo: No cap, mask, uniform or glare on glasses allowed during capture.
· Signature: Must be signed in black pen only, on white paper.
· Signature: The live application portal enforces a stricter 5–20KB even though some published notices mention 30–50KB.
Live-capture-only photo (no upload)Signature must be in black pen only — no other ink colour acceptedPortal enforces 5–20KB for the signature regardless of what the PDF notice states
UP Police Photo & Signature Size Guide
Every year thousands of UP Police applications are held back because the photo or signature does not match the size printed in the notification. Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board (UPPRPB) checks three things on every upload: the pixel dimensions, the file size in KB, and the file format. This freeUP Police photo & signature resizer (5KB–20KB) is pre-set to those exact figures, so you can upload any phone photo or scan and download files the portal will accept on the first try.
For UP Police, the photograph is captured live through your webcam during registration, so there is no photo file to upload. Your job is the signature: it must be 140×60px and between 5KB–20KB, saved as aJPEG file.
How to Resize Your Photo and Signature for UP Police
Take a fresh photo against a plain white or light wall in daylight, or scan your signature signed on clean white paper.
Drag and zoom the crop box to frame your face or signature. The box is locked to the official UP Police aspect ratio, so the output never looks stretched.
For signatures, switch on the scan enhancer to remove paper shadows and get a pure white background.
Download. The tool compresses the file to land inside the allowed KB range while keeping the exact pixel size, then shows you the final size before you save it.
UP Police Photo Requirements
Because UP Police uses live capture, prepare like it is an in-person photo: sit facing a plain light wall, keep even lighting on your face, remove caps and dark glasses, and look straight at the camera. Pre-scanned or old photos are rejected by the portal.
UP Police Signature Requirements & White Background
Sign in your normal running handwriting — not capital letters — with a black or blue pen on plain white paper, unless the notification says otherwise. Phone scans usually come out grey or shadowed, which looks unclear once shrunk to 140×60px. Our built-insignature background remover evens out the lighting and clamps the paper to a pure white background while keeping the ink dark. As a 5KB–20KB signature resizer, it also keeps the file small enough without breaking the strokes.
Add Name and Date on Photo for UP Police
UP Police does not normally ask for a name and date strip, but some recruitment cycles and document-verification rounds do. If yours does, turn on the stamp toggle in the resizer above or use the dedicated add name and date on photo tool — the white strip is added at the bottom and the final file still meets the UP Police size.
Resizing UP Police Photo and Signature on Mobile
You do not need a computer or a cyber café. Open this page in Chrome or Safari on your phone, tap upload, and pick the photo straight from your gallery or camera. Pinch to zoom inside the crop box, then download — the file saves to your Downloads or Files app, ready to attach in the UP Police application form. Since all processing happens on your phone, it works even on a slow connection once the page has loaded.
Common Reasons UP Police Uploads Get Rejected
File size outside the allowed range — too large, or compressed below the minimum KB.
Wrong pixel dimensions or a stretched image from a basic resize app.
Dark, grey or shadowed background on the photo or signature.
Signature in capital letters, or photo and signature uploaded in each other's slots.
PNG or PDF uploaded where a JPG/JPEG is required.
The specification on this page was last checked against public sources. Always read the latest UP Police notification before final submission, and if the official figures change, set a custom size in the generic photo and signature tools.
UP Police Photo & Signature FAQs
Why does this tool target 5–20KB when the UP Police notice says 30–50KB?
The published PDF notification for UP Police Constable states 30–50KB, but the live UPPRPB application portal has been reported to actually enforce a stricter 5–20KB limit. We default to the stricter figure so your upload isn't rejected.
Can I upload a photo for UP Police Constable?
No — the photo must be captured live via webcam directly on the UPPRPB application portal. Only the signature is uploaded as a file.
What is the UP Police photo and signature size in pixels and KB?
Photo: captured live through the webcam on the official portal, so no file is uploaded. Signature: 140×60px, 5KB–20KB. All files are JPG.
How do I reduce my UP Police signature to the required KB size?
Upload your image to the UP Police resizer on this page. It crops to the exact UP Police dimensions and compresses the file into the 5KB–20KB window, keeping the highest quality that fits.
Do I need to add name and date (DOP) on the UP Police photo?
No. The UP Police photo is captured live through the webcam on the official portal, which records the capture date itself, so you don’t add a name or date strip. You only upload your signature.
How do I make my UP Police signature background pure white from a mobile camera photo?
Sign on plain white paper, photograph it in good light without shadows and upload it here in Signature mode. Keep “Clean Paper Background (Signature Enhancer)” on — it removes shadows and grey paper tone so the background is pure white, then sizes the file to 140×60px, 5KB–20KB.
Why is my UP Police signature getting rejected or looking blurry?
Usually because the signature was cropped with too much empty space, the background is grey or shadowed, or the file was over-compressed. Crop tightly around the ink, sign with a darker pen and keep the Signature Enhancer on — the UP Police preset then keeps the signature sharp within 5KB–20KB.
How do I reduce my UP Police signature size on mobile without losing quality?
Open this page in your phone’s browser, upload from your gallery or camera and tap Process & Download. The tool picks the highest JPEG quality that still fits 5KB–20KB, and only reduces resolution if it must — no app needed.
Can I upload an iPhone HEIC or PNG image for the UP Police form?
Yes. Upload the HEIC or PNG file directly — it is converted to JPG in your browser and compressed to the UP Police requirement in one step. If your browser cannot read a particular HEIC file, export it as JPEG from the Photos app and try again.
Is it safe to upload my UP Police photo and signature on SarkariPhoto.in?
Yes. It is completely free with no watermark or sign-up, and every step runs inside your browser — your photo and signature are never uploaded to any server.