AFCAT (Air Force) Photo & Signature Size
Air Force Common Admission Test. Photo 100-200 KB; signature 80-150 KB; thumb impression 50-100 KB; JPG/JPEG. The 2026 notification specifies file size and format but no fixed pixel dimensions. (The older '10-50 KB' spec is outdated.)
Verified 10 Jun 2026 · AFCAT (afcat.cdac.in).Official source
Photo requirement
- File size
- 100–200 KB
- Dimensions
- —
- Format
- JPG / JPEG
- Background
- Plain white
Signature requirement
- File size
- 80–150 KB
- Dimensions
- —
- Format
- JPG / JPEG
- Ink
- Black/blue on white paper
Make a AFCAT-ready photo & signature
Resize and compress to these exact limits, free and in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
Why AFCAT uploads get rejected
- File size over the limit — even 1 KB above the cap is auto-rejected by many portals.
- Wrong pixel dimensions or aspect ratio.
- Wrong file format (most portals want JPG/JPEG).
- Signature uploaded with a white box / paper background instead of clean ink.
- Old, blurry, or low-contrast photo, or wrong (non-white) background.
Specs can change between notification cycles — always confirm the current limit on the official portal before submitting.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the photo size for the AFCAT (Air Force) application?
The AFCAT (Air Force) photo should be 100–200 KB, in JPG format. This tool resizes and compresses your photo to fit automatically.
What is the signature size for AFCAT (Air Force)?
The signature should be 80–150 KB. Sign on white paper in black ink, then upload it here to clean and resize it.
How do I resize my photo to 100–200 KB for AFCAT (Air Force)?
Upload your photo and the tool compresses it under the AFCAT (Air Force) limit while keeping the correct dimensions. Everything runs in your browser.
Is this AFCAT (Air Force) resizer free and private?
Yes — free, no watermark, no sign-up, and your photo never leaves your device. All processing happens in your browser.
Where can I confirm the official AFCAT (Air Force) requirements?
Always verify the current limits on the official source (AFCAT (afcat.cdac.in)) before submitting, as requirements can change between notification cycles.