Some exam bodies and offices want your photo with your name and the date it was taken printed underneath, as photo studios do. Add your photo, type your name and the date, and download a JPG at passport size or at the SSC, IBPS, UPSC or NEET size. Everything happens in your browser, so your photo is never uploaded.
Name and date in a white strip under the photo, the way studios print them
Name in capitals or as typed; date as DD-MM-YYYY, DD/MM/YYYY or DD.MM.YYYY
Text sized automatically to fit, in clear black print
Passport 3.5 × 4.5 cm, or SSC, IBPS, UPSC and NEET photo sizes with their KB range
The photo is cropped to fit with your face kept near the top
Runs in your browser: nothing is uploaded. Free, no signup, no watermark
UPSC asks candidates whose admit-card photo is unclear to bring photos with their name and the date on them.
Some application forms ask for the date the photo was taken to be printed on it.
Make a labelled photo for ID cards, files and joining forms.
Rules differ between exams and change between years. Older SSC notices said the date the photo was taken must be printed on it and rejected applications without it; SSC's recent notices take a live photo during the application instead. UPSC's e-admit card instructions ask candidates whose admit-card photo is unclear, or has no name and date, to bring passport photos with their name and the date of the photo. Always follow the notice for your exam.
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