CTET photo and signature size

The limits from CBSE’s own notice, and a resizer already set to them. Pick what you are uploading, choose the file, and download it ready for the form.

What CTET asks for

• CTET gives the size in centimetres, not pixels. 350 × 450 pixels and 350 × 150 pixels keep exactly those shapes.
• The 22nd CTET is on 12 and 13 December 2026 and its applications have closed. The limits above are from that edition’s bulletin; the next one is checked when CBSE publishes it.

Source: CBSE, CTET September 2026 Information Bulletin, Online uploading of scanned images. Checked 11 November 2026.

How to use CTET photo resizer

1. Choose what you are uploading: photo and signature. The limits from the notice are filled in for you.
2. Choose the file. A phone photo works; for a signature, sign on plain white paper with a dark pen and photograph it from straight above.
3. Press Resize, check the picture, and download it.
4. Upload it to the form, then come back for the next one.

CTET photo resizer: common questions

What size should the CTET photo be?

Latest photo, JPG, 10 to 100 KB, 3.5 cm wide by 4.5 cm high. The notice gives centimetres; the pixels set here keep that shape.

Is there a limit on how many photos I can resize?

No. There is no daily or monthly limit and no account, and it stays free for life: use it as often as you like. It all happens on your device, so ScalePDF sets no size limit.

What size should the CTET signature be?

JPG, 3 to 30 KB, 3.5 cm long by 1.5 cm high. Sign on plain white paper with a dark pen; ScalePDF whitens the paper and darkens the ink.

Do I need this at all?

Not if your files already fit. A photo and signature that are JPGs inside the limits above can be uploaded as they are. This page is for the file the form refuses.

Is my photo uploaded?

No. The photo is resized right here in your browser or the app and never leaves your device. Nothing is uploaded, stored or shared.