SOS Admission Helper

SOS Photo, Signature & Document Resizer

Prepare student uploads for State Open School admission forms — exact size, every time. Crop, rotate, and compress to the required limits right in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to any server.

Upload a scanned photo from your computer, or take one with your phone camera. The photo will be cropped to a square and sized to exactly 350×350 px, under 20 KB.

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Output: Size:
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Ready to download

Your photo meets the SOS requirement.

Finish all three, then download together
○ Photo ○ Signature ○ Document

How to prepare SOS student documents

STEP 1

Pick the upload type

Choose the Photo, Signature, or Document tab depending on what you're preparing.

STEP 2

Add your file

Select a scanned file from your computer, or use your phone's camera to capture it directly.

STEP 3

Crop, rotate & straighten

Frame photos and signatures with the crop box. For documents, rotate in 90° steps or use the tilt slider to straighten crooked scans.

STEP 4

Download

The tool compresses to the required size automatically. Download each file, or all three together.

SOS upload requirements at a glance

  • Photo: 350 × 350 pixels, JPG, not more than 20 KB.
  • Signature: any dimensions, JPG, not more than 20 KB (around 18 KB is ideal).
  • Document: JPG, not more than 40 KB. You can add several pages at once — each is compressed automatically, no cropping needed.

Always confirm the exact requirements on the official State Open School portal before submitting, as specifications can change.

Frequently asked questions

Does my photo get uploaded to a server?

No. This tool processes your photo, signature, and documents entirely inside your web browser. Your files never leave your device, which keeps student data private.

Can I use it on my phone?

Yes. On a mobile phone, the "Use camera" button opens your camera so you can capture a photo, signature, or document directly. You can also pick an existing file from your gallery.

What if my photo won't go under 20 KB?

The tool automatically lowers the image quality step by step until it fits. If it still cannot reach the limit, you'll see a message — try cropping tighter so there's less detail to compress.

Why is the photo forced into a square?

SOS passport-style photos must be 350 × 350 pixels, which is a square. Locking the crop to a square guarantees the output matches the requirement exactly.

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