PASSPORT-STYLE IDs
National ID
Government identity cards and national identity applications.
Not every document uses passport dimensions. This guide helps you identify the right ID-photo workflow, find a published size where available, and use custom dimensions when an organization specifies a non-standard format.
PASSPORT-STYLE IDs
Government identity cards and national identity applications.
INDIAN DOCUMENTS
Use the document-specific instructions and current application requirements.
LICENCES
Requirements can be authority- or employer-specific, so confirm the exact format.
CUSTOM DOCUMENTS
Use Custom Size in Studio when an organization publishes a non-standard physical format.
HOW TO CHOOSE
Search the document requirements first. If the exact rule is in FastIDPhoto's verified catalog, use it. If it is not published, do not assume that a generic passport size is correct—use the issuer's instructions and then choose the appropriate standard or Custom Size workflow.
CREATE THE RESULT
The guide answers the research question. The actual image preparation, background, crop, custom size and print/export workflow remains in the existing FastIDPhoto Studio.
Create Your ID Photo →PHOTO PREPARATION
✓ One clear subject unless the authority says otherwise.
✓ Even lighting and unobstructed face.
✓ Correct background for the specific document.
✓ Exact physical and digital dimensions when published.
✓ No unapproved retouching or facial alteration.
✓ Correct standalone file when the application asks for a single image.
POPULAR ID WORKFLOWS
FAQ
An ID photo is a portrait prepared for an identification document, card, permit, licence or application. The required size and appearance depend on the issuing organization.
Yes. The existing FastIDPhoto Studio supports custom dimensions in millimetres; choose the correct requirement for the document before preparing the final image.
Not necessarily. Different authorities can require different dimensions, backgrounds, face size or digital formats. Check the document-specific requirement first.
A modern phone can provide the source portrait, but the final photo still needs to meet the document-specific dimensions, framing, background and quality requirements.