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I see a lot of people have asked about re-sizing their own jpg or png signatures. Other than increasing the size of the source signature before uploading, is there now a way of increasing the size of the font once the signature is uploaded?

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The following article at the bottom describes a recommended DPI...https://support.docusign.com/en/guides/ndse-user-guide-adjust-field-size

Here is the excerpt from the article:

Try the following solutions:

  1. Scan your original at a lower resolution. Generally, 200 dpi or lower should produce a manageable resolution.
  2. Check the page output size for your scan. If you can set it to 8.5x11", you should get a file that will display fields at an appropriate scale.
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I do not believe there is any option or ability to resize the signature once a signature has been completed.

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Thanks. I thought so. This begs another question then. What is the best way to get your signature ready for uploading? Are there key adjustments on the scanner that o should be looking for? Many thanks.

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  • January 28, 2019

The following article at the bottom describes a recommended DPI...https://support.docusign.com/en/guides/ndse-user-guide-adjust-field-size

Here is the excerpt from the article:

Try the following solutions:

  1. Scan your original at a lower resolution. Generally, 200 dpi or lower should produce a manageable resolution.
  2. Check the page output size for your scan. If you can set it to 8.5x11", you should get a file that will display fields at an appropriate scale.

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