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    NEET UG Signature Size — Free Online Resizer

    Resize your signature to the exact NEET Undergraduate application specification.

    Required Signature Specification

    Dimensions
    single-line in black ink
    File size
    4–30 KB
    Format
    JPG / JPEG

    Source: National Testing Agency official notification. Always cross-check against the latest notification PDF before uploading.

    Resize your signature now

    Open the Image Resizer and paste these exact dimensions, or pick the NEET UG preset.

    Open Image Resizer

    How to resize your signature for NEET UG

    1. Open the Image Resizer and upload your signature (JPG or PNG).
    2. Set width and height to single-line.
    3. Lower the quality slider until file size falls within 4–30 KB.
    4. Save as JPG / JPEG and upload to the National Testing Agency portal.

    FAQs

    What is the signature size for NEET Undergraduate?

    NEET Undergraduate requires a signature of single-line in black ink, file size 4–30 KB, in JPG / JPEG format. Always cross-check against the latest official notification from National Testing Agency.

    How do I resize my signature to exactly the NEET UG requirement?

    Use our free Image Resizer — pick the NEET UG preset (or enter single-line in black ink manually) and adjust the quality slider to bring the file under 4–30 KB. Output is JPG-compatible with most government portals.

    What if my signature file is too large for NEET UG?

    Reduce JPEG quality first (drop the slider to 60–80%). If still over 4–30 KB, reduce dimensions slightly. Save as JPG, not PNG — JPG compresses much better for photographs.

    Will my signature be uploaded to any server?

    No. The resizer runs entirely in your browser. Your signature never leaves your device, which is important for sensitive identity documents.

    Can I use this resizer on mobile for NEET UG?

    Yes — the tool works on Android and iOS browsers. Upload directly from your phone gallery, resize, and download the file ready to upload to the National Testing Agency portal.

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