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Parivahan Signature Resizer

Prepare a Sarathi Parivahan driving licence signature using the preferred 256 x 64 px helper preset and a 20KB target. Sign on white paper with a black pen before scanning or photographing.

Preferred size

256 x 64 px

File range

10KB to 20KB

Ink

Black pen

Background

White paper

The official Sarathi PhotoSign guidance lists the preferred values used here. Use the active Sarathi service screen as the final instruction, especially if your state portal shows a different limit.

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Key details

Width

256 px

Height

64 px

File size

10KB to 20KB

Signature

Black pen on white paper

How it works

1

Crop close to ink

Remove extra paper around the signature before resizing.

2

Use the preset

The preset fixes 256 x 64 px and targets a file under 20KB.

3

Confirm readability

Open the JPG after download and check that the signature is not too faint.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Parivahan signature size?

The Sarathi PhotoSign guidance lists 256 x 64 px as the preferred signature size and 10KB to 20KB as the file-size range.

Can I use blue ink?

The PhotoSign guidance mentions black pen on white paper. Use black ink unless the active portal gives different instructions.

Why does the Parivahan signature upload show an error?

The usual causes are an incorrect JPG format, dimensions outside the active Sarathi requirement, a file outside the KB range, or a faint signature with excessive blank space. Use the preset and verify the downloaded file before uploading.

What if the signature becomes blurred after compression?

Start with a clear black-ink signature on plain white paper, crop close to the ink, and use the least aggressive compression that stays within the portal limit. Always check that the handwriting remains readable.

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Bharat Kumar G.verified

Technical SEO & Document Processing Expert

Bharat is the founder of ReadyToSubmit. With years of experience in technical web development, he builds privacy-first, client-side tools to help Indian government exam aspirants format their applications accurately and securely without server uploads.

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