Need to merge your photo and signature into one image for an exam or banking form? This free photo and signature joiner does it in seconds. Add your passport photo and your signature, set the size the form asks for, optionally add a border or overlap the signature on the photo, compress to the exact KB allowed, and download — all in one place. Everything runs inside your browser, so your photo and signature are never uploaded to any server.
How to merge photo and signature online — step by step
- Tap “Add Photo” and choose your passport photo (JPG or PNG).
- Tap “Add Signature” and choose your scanned or photographed signature.
- Pick an exam preset, or set the size yourself in cm, inch or pixels.
- Optionally tick “Overlap signature on photo” or “Add border on image”.
- Set the target KB, tap “Make Image”, check the size, then tap “Download Image”.
Join photo and signature for SSC, IBPS, SBI and UPSC forms
Many recruitment and exam portals — SSC, IBPS, SBI, UPSC and Railway (RRB) among them — ask candidates to upload the photograph and signature as one combined image within a set file-size limit. Choose the matching preset to load the right dimensions and KB in a single tap, or enter the exact values from your exam notification. Because portals change their rules from time to time, always confirm the current requirement on the official notification before you upload.
Add your signature to a picture, your way
Whether you call it merging, joining, or adding a signature to a picture, the result is the same single image — and this tool gives you control over how it looks. By default the photo sits on top with the signature neatly below, which suits most forms. If your form wants the signature placed over the photograph instead, tick “Overlap signature on photo”. You can also add a clean border around the combined image when a form asks for a bordered photo.
Set the exact size in cm, inch or pixels
Forms state image size in different units — some in centimetres such as 3.5cm × 4.5cm, others in pixels such as 200 × 230. Switch between CM, Inch and Pixel, and set the DPI for print-accurate sizing when using cm or inch. Enter the figures exactly as your form lists them and the tool produces a correctly sized combined image.
Compress the merged image to an exact KB size
Most portals reject images above a set file size, commonly 50KB or 100KB. Tick “Compress image to specific size”, enter the limit, and the tool reduces the merged image to fit while keeping it as clear as possible. The final size is shown after you generate the image, so you can confirm it fits before uploading. For a very strict limit, start with a clear, well-lit photo and signature so quality holds up at small sizes.
Is it safe to merge my photo and signature here?
Yes. The merging and compression happen entirely inside your browser. Your photo and signature are processed on your own device and are never transmitted to, seen by, or stored on our servers. Nothing is left behind when you close the page — which matters, because your photo and signature are personal documents.
FAQs
Q: How do I merge a photo and signature into one image for free?
Add your photo and signature in the tool above, choose a size or exam preset, set the KB limit if needed, then tap Make Image and Download Image. It is completely free, with no signup and no watermark.
Q: Which exams ask for a combined photo and signature?
Several do, including some SSC, IBPS, SBI, UPSC and Railway forms. The requirement and size vary by notification, so check your exam’s instructions for whether a combined image is needed and at what dimensions and KB.
Q: Can I make the merged image exactly 50KB or 100KB?
Yes. Tick “Compress image to specific size” and enter your limit. The tool compresses the merged image to fit and shows the final size after generating, so you can confirm before uploading.
Q: What format is the merged image, and is it accepted by forms?
The merged image downloads as a JPG, which is the format almost every Indian exam and banking portal accepts. If your form specifically requires PNG, you can convert the downloaded JPG afterwards, but JPG is the safe default for uploads.
Q: Will my signature stay clear after merging?
For the best result, use a clear scan or photo of your signature taken in good light, on white paper with dark ink. Very small or blurry signature images will look soft when scaled, so start with the best original you have.
Q: Does it work on a mobile phone, and are my files private?
Yes to both. You can merge and download entirely in a phone browser with no app, and your photo and signature never leave your device because all processing happens in your browser.
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