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How to Add Name and Date on Your Photo for UPSC

UPSC asks for the candidate's name and the date the photo was taken on the photograph. Add them neatly in a white strip below your photo — free, on your phone.

Quick answer

To add your name and date on a photo for UPSC, open Name & date on photo, add a recent photo, type your name and the date it was taken, and click Add name & date. The tool adds a clean white strip with both under the photo. Then check the size limit in the notice.

What does UPSC ask for?

UPSC's recent notices ask that the photograph show the candidate's name and the date the photo was taken, and that the photo is recent. Check the current notice for the exact wording and size limits.

How do I add name and date?

  1. Open Name & date on photo and add your photo.
  2. Type your name as on your application.
  3. Type the date the photo was taken (DD/MM/YYYY). If you leave it empty, today's date is used.
  4. Click Add name & date and download.

How do I meet the size limit?

Use the UPSC preset — it resizes the photo, adds your name and date, and keeps the file in the usual KB range in one step. Or set a maximum KB in the settings here.

Tips

  • Use a clear, front-facing photo with a light background.
  • Make sure the date is the actual date of the photo, not the form date.
  • Keep a copy — you may need the same photo at later stages.

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