What preset does this visa photo page use?
It uses a common 35 × 45 mm document-photo preset that fits many visa-style portrait workflows.
Can this guarantee visa acceptance?
No. Final acceptance still depends on the exact country, application type, lighting, expression, and source image quality.
Does anything leave the device?
No. The portrait is handled locally in the browser during framing and export.
What size is a visa photo?
For most countries, 35 x 45 mm, which is 413 x 531 pixels at 300 DPI and the preset locked on this page. US visas are the exception at 2 x 2 inches, or 600 x 600 pixels.
Can this page guarantee my visa photo will be accepted?
No. It gives you the right pixel dimensions and head-position guides, but acceptance depends on lighting, expression, background, recency and the exact millimetre rules of the specific consulate. Always check the photo against the published spec for the country you are applying to.
How tall should my head be in a Schengen visa photo?
Schengen rules ask for the face to occupy 70 to 80 percent of the photo, with the head measuring roughly 32 to 36 mm on a 45 mm tall image. That is the upper end of the guide band drawn here, so zoom in a little more than the guides' minimum.
Can I wear glasses in a visa photo?
Increasingly no. The UK and US both require photos without glasses, and several other authorities reject any photo with glare or frames obscuring the eyes. Take the photo without them.
What background colour do I need?
Most visa standards want a plain, light, uniform background: white or off-white for the US, light grey or cream for many European standards. The white and neutral cleanup modes here can even out an already light wall, but they cannot create one that is not there.
Is the photo uploaded to a server?
No. Cropping, background cleanup and export all run on a canvas in your own browser, so a document photo never leaves the device.