Photo Requirements

• Size: 35×45mm (413×531 px at 300 DPI)
• Resolution: 300 DPI minimum
• Background: plain white
• Full face, neutral expression, eyes open and looking at the camera
• Photo taken within the last 6 months

How to Use This Tool

1. Upload a front-facing photo with good lighting.
2. Zoom and move in until the face oval guide aligns with your face.
3. Click Center Face to auto-position the crop, then Straighten to level your eyes.
4. Make final adjustments — drag the image and fine-tune the tilt if needed.
5. Click Apply, then optionally Remove Background for a clean white backdrop.
6. Review the Photo Analysis panel to check DFA compliance — it shows eye status, expression neutrality, and head tilt, with hints for any corrections.
7. Download your DFA-ready photo.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size is a Philippines passport photo?

Philippine passport photos must be 35mm wide by 45mm tall with a white background, as required by the DFA.

Can I use this for a Philippine visa application?

Yes. Most Philippine visa applications use the same 35×45mm format.

Can OFWs use this tool for their photos?

Yes. Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) applying for passport renewal or government IDs can use this tool to prepare their photos.

Can OFWs use this photo for DFA consular applications abroad?

Yes. DFA consular offices and OFW processing centres require the standard 35×45mm white background photo. OFWs can prepare their photo here before visiting the nearest Philippine embassy or consulate.

Does the DFA accept digital photo uploads for passport renewal?

The DFA online appointment system does not currently accept digital photo uploads — physical prints are required at the appointment. However, preparing the correct size here ensures the right dimensions when printing.

What is the pixel size of a Philippines passport photo?

A Philippines passport photo at 300 DPI is 413×531 pixels (35×45mm). The DFA requires a plain white background with the full face visible.