ID photo: Visa (Ivory Coast)
Size 35 × 45 mm. Upload a photo, crop it on the guides, even out the background, then download your sheet.
- Free, no watermark
- No sign-up
- AI-powered auto-framing and background
- Size
- 35 × 45 mm
- Face height
- 30–36 mm
- Resolution
- 413 × 531 px
- Background
- White
- Expression
- Neutral, mouth closed
- DPI
- 300
Verified against an official source Official source : Ambassade de Côte d'Ivoire au Congo — visa
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Make my ID photo
- 1Crop
- 2Background and checks
- 3Print
Scan the QR code to choose a photo on your phone or tablet.
Adjustments
Put the top of the head on the upper line and the chin on the lower line, with the eyes near the middle line. Drag the photo to move it.
Background
Manual tools
If the automatic background is imperfect, click the photo's background to replace it. Raise the tolerance if some areas remain.
Automatic checks (indicative)
Check yourself
Your sheet
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Download
For online forms that limit the file size.
Print at 100%, without the "fit to page" option, to keep the official size. The PDF matches the exact paper size.
Send a photo from your phone
Scan this QR code with your phone or tablet, then choose the photo to send here.
Rules to follow
The face must be front-on, head straight, looking at the camera, against a light plain background, with no shadows or glare. Hair must not cover the eyes or the outline of the face. Face height, from the top of the head to the chin, must be between 30 and 36 mm.
Mistakes that get a photo rejected
- Background not plain, too dark or shadowed
- Head tilted or face turned
- Face too small, too large or cropped
Frequently asked questions
What is the size of a Visa (Ivory Coast) photo?
35 × 45 mm, which is 413 × 531 pixels at 300 dpi.
Can I smile in the photo?
The expression must stay neutral, mouth closed, eyes wide open.
Are my photos sent to your servers?
No for a direct import: processing stays in your browser. If you use the QR code, the photo passes temporarily through a secure relay server so it can reach your computer, then it is deleted after retrieval or when the transfer expires.