NEET photo and signature resizer

The NEET (UG) 2026 Information Bulletin lists every file the form takes. The passport size photograph can be colour or black and white, must be a JPG or JPEG, and must be between 10 KB and 200 KB. The bulletin also says 80% of the picture should be your face, without a mask, with both ears visible, against a white background. The signature must be a JPG or JPEG between 10 KB and 100 KB. The left hand and right hand finger and thumb impressions must be JPG or JPEG between 10 KB and 200 KB.

Documents are PDFs. The Class 10 certificate, the Class 10 mark sheet, the address proof, and any category or PwD certificate each need to be between 50 KB and 300 KB. The identity proof, needed only if you are not verifying through Aadhaar or DigiLocker, is a JPG between 10 KB and 200 KB. The form also captures a live photo of you while you apply. That is separate from the photo file you upload.

NTA does not print a width and height in pixels or centimetres for NEET. Many websites say 3.5 × 4.5 cm, but that is not in the bulletin. What the bulletin does fix is the KB range and the look of the photo. The tool starts from a passport-shaped frame, 3.5 by 4.5 centimetres at 300 DPI, because that keeps the face large and sharp and fits easily inside 200 KB. If your photo has a lot of empty space above your head, crop it in your phone first so the face fills the frame, then resize here.

The 10 KB minimum matters too. A file that is too small is rejected just like one that is too big. If a clean signature comes out under 10 KB even at the highest quality, the tool makes the frame a little bigger, keeping the same shape, until the file reaches the minimum. The result line tells you when it has done that.

This is the upload most people get stuck on, and most resizers do not mention it. Press your fingers and thumb on an ink pad, then on plain white paper, so each print is clear and separate. Take a photo of the paper in daylight, from straight above, without a shadow. Crop out the table. The preset keeps the whole sheet and pads the edges with white so no print is cut off, then brings the file inside 10 to 200 KB.

Keep every original file. You may need to upload the same images again if you correct the form, and the photo you upload must match how you look on the exam day.