CLAT photo and signature resize

Free CLAT signature resize: 200×230 px, 20 to 50 KB for CLAT (Common Law Admission Test). No sign-up, nothing uploaded.

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CLAT photo and signature size

For CLAT (Common Law Admission Test). Resize free above: pick your image and the button for the file, and it is saved at the right pixel size and KB. Nothing is uploaded.

File	Pixels	File size
Photo	200×230 px	20 KB to 50 KB

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File size

Photo

200×230 px

20 KB to 50 KB

CLAT's form also takes a signature scan; check the current bulletin for its size.

Note on the sources: The Consortium's page asks only for a recent front-facing passport-size photo on a plain background; 200×230 px and 20 to 50 KB come from guides (20 to 50 KB is inside all of them). Check the form.

How to make the CLAT files, step by step

Photo: a recent front-facing passport-size photo on a plain background; it and the signature don't need attesting (Consortium of NLUs: CLAT 2027 instructions).

Each step was read on the official notice it links to on 4 November 2026.

Official notice: consortiumofnlus.ac.in. Always follow the notice for your exam, as sizes can change between years. Rules last checked Oct 2026.

Want the photo checked too? Make the India CLAT photo with live face, background and size checks, plus the signature in one go.

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Picproved makes checked Indian passport, e-Visa and OCI photos on your phone, with live checks for the face, background and size before you save. India Passport photo · India e-Visa photo · India OCI card photo

Questions

Is the CLAT photo resize free?

Yes. Resizing is free with no sign-up and no watermark. Your image is resized on your device and never uploaded.

What should I know about the CLAT photo?

CLAT's form also takes a signature scan; check the current bulletin for its size.

What size is the CLAT photo?

200×230 px, 20 KB to 50 KB, JPG.

What if my CLAT file is too big?

Open the resize above, choose your image and press the photo button. It sets the pixel size and lowers the JPEG quality until the file fits the KB limit, without stretching your face.