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Handwritten declaration generator and resizer for IBPS/SBI exam forms

Download a blank printable writing template — a size-accurate guide box, faint baselines, crop marks and a print scale check — handwrite your declaration on it, then scan or photograph it and resize the image here. The default 800 x 400 pixel, 50-100 KiB target is attributed to IBPS and SBI banking sources — switch to the IBPS RRB, IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk, SBI PO, or SBI Clerk exam preset for the exact source-backed numbers. This tool deliberately does not type or pre-fill declaration wording for you: always copy the exact text from the current official notification.

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Dimensions
800 x 400 px at 200 DPI
Max size
50-100 KiB
Format
JPG
Crop
Wide crop, center focus

Background: White paper background.

Print a blank writing template first

Download a blank guide sheet with a size box, faint baselines and crop marks - print it, handwrite your declaration on it, then photograph or scan it and upload below. SarkariDoc never prints declaration wording for you: the exact text is cycle-specific and must come from your current official notification.

Choose your exam (optional)

The template's writing area is intentionally blank. Copy the exact declaration wording from your current official notification - do not use capital letters, and do not invent or reuse old wording.

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How to prepare

  • Write the declaration in your own normal handwriting, not block capital letters, per IBPS/SBI banking sources.
  • Use black ink on white paper.
  • Scan at 200 DPI when your scanner allows it — IBPS/SBI banking sources list 200 DPI for this artifact.
  • Do not rely on generic wording. Use the official notification for the exact text.

Handwritten declaration size by exam

Exam Dimensions File size Format Verified
IBPS RRB 800 x 400 px (200 DPI) 50-100 KiB JPG 2026-05-24
IBPS PO 800 x 400 px (200 DPI) 50-100 KiB JPG 2026-07-10
IBPS Clerk 800 x 400 px (200 DPI) 50-100 KiB JPG 2026-05-27
SBI PO 800 x 400 px (200 DPI) 50-100 KiB JPG 2026-07-10
SBI Clerk 800 x 400 px (200 DPI) 50-100 KiB JPG 2026-05-27

Use the right preset before upload

Generic KB tools are useful for quick online forms, but government exam portals often check dimensions, file type, source-specific crop rules and sometimes minimum KB ranges. Keep the custom output label visible unless you switch to an official-source exam preset.

Frequently asked questions

What is the printable declaration writing template?

It is a blank guide sheet you download and print: a size-accurate box for the required 800 x 400 pixel, 4.0 x 2.0 inch declaration area, faint handwriting baselines, corner crop marks, and a 5cm scale-check bar so you can confirm your printer did not shrink the page. Print it at 100% / Actual size, handwrite your declaration inside the box, then scan or photograph it and upload it below.

Why doesn't SarkariDoc type or pre-fill the declaration text for me?

Two reasons. First, IBPS and SBI banking sources require the declaration in the candidate's own handwriting, not typed or capital letters, so a typed declaration risks rejection regardless of how the file is sized. Second, declaration wording is cycle-specific — it changes notification to notification — so any wording SarkariDoc printed today could be wrong or outdated for your actual form. The printable template gives you a correctly sized, compliant blank page instead of a guess at wording.

Does this page provide the declaration text?

No. It does not invent declaration wording, on the template or anywhere else. Always copy the exact text from the current official notification.

Can I use the IBPS official preset?

Yes. Choose IBPS RRB in the preset selector to use the source-backed photo, signature, thumb, and declaration kit, or pick your exam in the declaration kit panel to stamp its name on the template.

Should the handwritten declaration be written in capital letters?

No. IBPS and SBI banking sources say the declaration must be in the candidate's own handwriting and should not be written in capital letters. Write it in your normal running handwriting, the way you write day to day. The tool shows a checklist reminder for this next to your uploaded scan.

What ink colour should I use for the handwritten declaration?

IBPS RRB's official notification instructs candidates to write the declaration in English only, on white paper, with black ink. After you upload your scan, SarkariDoc checks the ink colour automatically and shows a non-blocking warning if it looks predominantly blue.

What DPI does the handwritten declaration need?

IBPS and SBI banking sources list the handwritten declaration at 800 x 400 pixels in 200 DPI, alongside the 50-100 KiB file-size range. Scan at 200 DPI, or your scanner's closest setting, before cropping and compressing.

Does my declaration image leave my device?

In the current version of this tool, no. SarkariDoc processes your declaration image and generates the writing template in your browser; the original file and the files you generate here are not uploaded.

Finish the rest of the upload workflow

Exam portals often ask for more than one file. Keep moving through the next file type, or switch to a full exam kit when the official preset exists.