Create Japan ID Card Photo Online (35 x 45 mm)

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Japan Id Card Photo

Size	35 x 45 mm
Resolution	300 dpi
Background	White

How to take a photo?

Look Straight at the Camera

Ensure you are looking straight at the camera to establish proper eye contact.

Avoid Shadow on Face

Shadows on the face or background in a passport photo can create an inconsistent appearance.

Do not tilt your face

Keep your head straight and centered, facing the camera directly.

Keep your Mouth Closed

Do not open your mouth, and make sure to maintain a natural and appropriate expression.

Clear Glasses With No Reflection

Only wear clear or non-tinted glasses to ensure your eyes are visible and do not reflect any light.

Neat and Tidy

Ensure your appearance, especially your hair, is well-groomed and styled neatly.

Avoid Covering your Face

Do not cover your face, and ensure that your entire face is clearly visible in the photo.

Avoid Hair on your Face

Make sure your hair is not covering your face so that it is fully visible in the photo.

Children free of dummies

If taking a picture of an infant, make sure they are not holding any dummies or other accessories.

Do not Smile

Do not smile in the photo to ensure it looks professional and appropriate.

No Headgear

Avoid covering your head or wearing accessories that could hide your face.

Children must look Straight

Make sure that children look straight at the camera, and their head position is centered.

Clothing color matching the background

Avoid wearing clothes that match the background color, as it makes the subject harder to distinguish.

Recent Photo

Taken within 6 months.

Background

White

Size and Dimensions

35mm x 45mm standard.

Resolution

Minimum 300 dpi required.

Photo Quality

Clear, no creases or marks.

Face Visibility

Entire face is fully visible.

Face Orientation

Face straight, no tilt.

No Red-Eye

Red-eye effect not allowed.

What is a Japan ID Card Photo Maker?

It is an online tool that simplifies the process of creating compliant ID card photos. Access out Japan id card photo size generator to upload, crop, and format your photos to meet the government's exact dimensions and guidelines.

Can I use a digital photo for my Japan ID Card?

For a Japanese ID card photo, it's best to check with the issuing authority. Printed photos are usually preferred over digital ones to meet resolution and format requirements.

Can I smile in my Japan ID card photo?

No, it is recommended to maintain a neutral expression, with your mouth closed and no visible teeth.

Can I use a Japan ID Card Photo taken years ago?

Use a Japanese ID card photo taken within the last six months to reflect your current appearance. If your look has changed significantly, take a new photo to avoid issues with your application.