Add Name & Date to Photo Online
(DOB / DOP Maker)

Upload your passport-size photo into the tool above, type your full name and the date (or DOB), choose a white strip or transparent overlay, and click Generate. The tool renders everything locally in your browser — no server upload, no account, no watermark, completely free forever.

DOP stands for Date of Photo — the date the photograph was taken. DOB stands for Date of Birth. Many SSC and railway exam notifications ask for the date the photo was taken (DOP) printed below the image, while some accept either. This tool lets you type any date text you need.

SSC CGL, SSC CHSL, SSC MTS, SSC GD Constable, Railway RRB NTPC, Railway RRB ALP, and several state-level exams require the candidate’s name and date of photo to be printed on the photograph. Always check the latest official notification for your specific exam, as requirements change between recruitment cycles.

Most exam portals prefer a white strip (caption bar) appended below the photo with the name and date printed in black text. Overlay text directly on the face is usually not accepted. This tool defaults to the white-strip format, which matches the standard exam photo layout.

Yes. The tool provides controls for font family, font size, and text color. You can also adjust the height of the white strip to fit longer names. The default settings are optimized for the standard 3.5 cm × 4.5 cm passport photo format used in most Indian exam portals.

After adding the name and date, use the built-in JPEG quality slider or the compress mode to reduce the file size to the portal’s required KB range (typically 20–50 KB). The tool shows a real-time file-size indicator so you know when you’re within the limit. You can also use the linked Exam Photo Compressor for batch compression.

Absolutely. This is a 100% client-side tool — your photo is read into the browser’s memory, processed on your device using HTML5 Canvas, and never uploaded to any server. Close the tab and everything is gone. No servers, no storage, no accounts, no tracking.

The tool supports JPG/JPEG, PNG, and WEBP input formats. HEIC/HEIF photos from iPhones are also accepted and converted to JPG automatically in your browser. The output is always JPEG, which is the format required by virtually all Indian government exam portals.