IBPS Left Thumb Impression Maker Photo Maker

Instantly resize your photo and signature to exactly 240x240px (Max: 50KB) for the IBPS Left Thumb Impression Maker application form.

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Official IBPS Left Thumb Impression Maker Photo Guidelines

Filing the IBPS Left Thumb Impression Maker form requires careful attention to document specifications. Minor errors in the photograph format often lead to direct rejection of the application.

  • File Size: The scanned photograph and signature must be under 50 KB.
  • Dimensions: The required dimensions are automatically set to 240 x 240 pixels by our tool.
  • Background: A plain white or light background is highly recommended.
  • Visibility: Your face should cover about 70-80% of the photo area. Do not wear caps, dark glasses, or masks.
Applying for SBI Clerk, PO, or IBPS exams? You will need to upload a Left Thumb Impression (LTI) on a white paper with black or blue ink. The IBPS server frequently rejects uploads due to invalid file sizes or dimensions. Our IBPS Left Thumb Impression Maker automatically resizes your scanned thumbprint to the mandated 240x240 pixels (3cm x 3cm) and compresses the file perfectly between the 20 KB to 50 KB limit.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the file size and dimension for IBPS Thumb Impression?

The Left Thumb Impression (LTI) file size must be between 20 KB to 50 KB. The physical dimensions required are 3 cm x 3 cm, which translates to exactly 240 x 240 pixels at a standard 200 DPI resolution.

Can I use blue ink for the thumb impression in bank exams?

Yes. As per the official IBPS and SBI guidelines, the applicant must put their left thumb impression on a white paper using either Black or Blue ink. Make sure the impression is clear and not smudged.

What if I don't have a left thumb?

In case an applicant does not have a left thumb, they can use their right thumb. If both thumbs are missing, the impression of one of the fingers of the left hand starting from the forefinger can be used.

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