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Photo + Signature Maker

Prepare your application photo and signature together, with separate requirements and downloads.

Free & private
PhotoOn-device processing

1. Choose image → 2. Set requirements → 3. Adjust crop → 4. Prepare → 5. Check & download

Drop your image here

or choose a file from your device

JPEG, PNG, WEBP · Up to 25 MB · Max 24 MP

Your images and signatures stay on your device. No uploads.

SignatureOn-device processing

1. Choose image → 2. Set requirements → 3. Adjust crop → 4. Prepare → 5. Check & download

Drop your image here

or choose a file from your device

JPEG, PNG, WEBP · Up to 25 MB · Max 24 MP

Your images and signatures stay on your device. No uploads.

Use the destination requirements

Presets are common starting points, not official standards. Enter the required pixel dimensions and maximum bytes. Crop fills the frame; Fit preserves the entire selection with padding. The final downloaded image is decoded and checked before a result is marked ready.

If the size limit cannot be reached without breaking the required dimensions, the result clearly fails. Confirm accepted formats and inspect image detail before submitting.

QUICK START

How to use photo + signature maker

  1. Choose your image

    Select a supported file or drop it into the uploader. Review its format, dimensions and size.

  2. Make it your own

    Inspect the result before downloading. The file size shown comes from the actual encoded file.

  3. Preview and download

    Apply your settings, compare the result with the original, and save the file to your device.

Frequently asked questions

Are my images uploaded?

No. All image processing happens in your browser. The chosen file is not sent to a server.

Which output formats can I use?

Form photos support JPG, PNG and WebP; signature output supports JPG and PNG. JPG fills transparency with white. PNG and WebP preserve transparent pixels. Check the accepted formats at your destination.

What happens to image metadata?

Canvas re-encoding generally drops source metadata and may change color representation. When regular compression retains the smaller original, its metadata remains. Keep a backup of your source.