Free Name & Date on Photo Online - BSR Tools

What is the BSR Name & Date on Photo Tool?

The BSR Name & Date on Photo Tool digitally stamps your name and date on passport-size photographs as required by many government recruitment portals. Railway RRB (NTPC, Group D, JE), certain Banking exams, and state PSC exams require candidates to write their name and date on the photograph before uploading. Instead of handwriting with a pen (which often looks messy and can smudge), this tool lets you add clean, professional text overlay with customisable fonts, colours, positions, and background strips — all processed locally in your browser without any server upload.

Which Government Exams Require Name & Date on Photo?

• Railway RRB NTPC: Requires name and date written clearly on the front of the passport photo
• Railway RRB Group D: Name and date stamp required as per admit card instructions
• Railway JE/SSE: Name and date overlay required for application form photo
• Some Banking exams: IBPS RRB and regional rural bank exams occasionally require dated photos
• State PSC exams: UPPSC, BPSC, and other state commissions sometimes require this format

How to Add Name & Date to Your Photo

1. Upload your passport photo: Click or drag your photo file into the upload area
2. Enter your name: Type your full name — it will appear in uppercase by default
3. Enter the date: Today's date is pre-filled in DD-MM-YYYY format. Modify if needed
4. Choose position: Select Bottom (most common), Top, or Centre placement for the text
5. Customise appearance: Adjust font size, select text colour (white, black, gold, red), choose font style, and toggle background strip
6. Preview and download: The canvas preview updates in real-time. Click Download to save the final image

Best Practices for Name & Date Stamp on Photos

Use white text with a dark semi-transparent background strip for maximum readability on any photo background. Place the text at the bottom of the photo unless the notification specifically states otherwise. Keep the font size moderate — large enough to read clearly but not so large that it obscures your face. Use a clean sans-serif font for the most professional appearance. Always verify the date format required by the exam (DD-MM-YYYY vs DD/MM/YYYY). After downloading, open the image to verify the text is crisp and clearly legible. If the text appears blurry, try increasing the font size slightly. Keep a copy of the original photo without the name and date overlay, as not all exams require this format and you may need the clean version for other applications.