AFCAT (Air Force) Photo & Signature Size
Air Force Common Admission Test. Three uploads with DIFFERENT bands: photograph 100-200 KB, signature 80-150 KB, thumb impression 50-100 KB, all JPG/JPEG. AFCAT specifies file sizes and formats but no fixed pixel dimensions. Confirm the current notification before submitting.

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Verified 3 Aug 2026AFCAT 01/2026 — Notification (IAF)
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- File size
- 100–200 KB
- Dimensions
- —
- Format
- JPG / JPEG
Signature requirement
- File size
- 80–150 KB
- Dimensions
- —
- Format
- JPG / JPEG
- Ink
- Confirm current notice
Application-specific notes for AFCAT
- Three files, each with its own band and its own literal file name: Passport Photograph.jpg at 100-200 KB, Signature.jpg at 80-150 KB, and Thumb Impression.jpg at 50-100 KB. The published minimums are binding; a signature below 80 KB or thumb impression below 50 KB sits outside AFCAT's stated band.
- The thumb differs by candidate: male candidates upload the LEFT thumb and female candidates the RIGHT, pressed on an ink stamp pad and then onto plain blank paper.
- The signature is signed on white paper with a black ink pen, by the applicant and nobody else, and the notice asks you to scan the signature area only rather than the whole page.
- The notification states what each file name should be — Passport Photograph.jpg, Signature.jpg and Thumb Impression.jpg. It does not say what happens if you use a different name, so treat renaming as cheap insurance rather than as a stated rejection ground.
- The thumb impression is accepted as JPG, JPEG or PDF, which the photograph and signature are not — those are image formats only. Check the format as well as the size before uploading each of the three, because the rules differ file by file.
About this exam
AFCAT (Air Force Common Admission Test) recruits for the Indian Air Force's Flying and Ground Duty branches. The 01/2026 notification sets a different band for each of the three uploads — photograph 100-200 KB, signature 80-150 KB, thumb impression 50-100 KB — with no fixed pixel dimensions.
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AFCAT requirements
Verified 3 Aug 2026 · AFCAT 01/2026 — Notification (IAF).Official source
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What to check before submitting AFCAT files
- File size falls outside the published band.
- File format differs from the current application's accepted formats.
- Signature is unclear or includes excess paper around the writing.
- Photo is blurry or too low-contrast to review clearly.
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 stored AFCAT (Air Force) target is 100–200 KB, in JPG / JPEG format. This tool resizes and compresses a prepared photo to that target; confirm the active form before submitting.
What is the signature size for AFCAT (Air Force)?
The stored signature target is 80–150 KB, in JPG / JPEG format. Follow the current notice's ink and paper instructions, 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 to the stored AFCAT (Air Force) target without stretching or distorting it. Everything runs in your browser.
What should I check before submitting AFCAT (Air Force) files?
Compare the exported photo with the stored 100–200 KB photo and 80–150 KB signature bands, recorded formats, then inspect the image for blur and low contrast. Inspect the signature separately for faint strokes and excess paper. Confirm every stored value against the active form; the tool cannot predict acceptance.
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 01/2026 — Notification (IAF)) before submitting, as requirements can change between notification cycles.