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Austrian ID Card Photo – Take It Online with PhotoGov
Austrian ID-card photos are subjected to strict biometric guidelines. The use of the incorrect size or lighting, or the wrong format can either delay or result in rejection. With PhotoGov.com, you can size and align the photo to fit an India visa in less than a minute using our convenient and intuitive website tools to create a compliant 35x45 mm picture over a selfie on your phone. Our clever tool resizes, crops and checks your photo in just a few seconds.
Auto-crop the photo to fit the Austria employment authorization size (free online tool)
Full document requirements for photos
How to get a photo - tutorial
Why PhotoGov for Austrian ID Card Photo?
Auto-crop & scale
Your face is centered
Intelligent background correction
White or light gray, automatically removes the work for you
High-resolution file
Perfect for prints and digital use
Quick and painless
Photograph your ID in one minute or less
Our online service eliminates the need to visit a photo studio or photo booth to get your passport photos taken. This can save you time and money on travel, and means you can get your photos taken from the comfort of your own home or office.
No specialized skills required
You don't need any specialized skills or knowledge to use our online passport photo service. Our platform uses advanced AI and machine learning algorithms to process your photo and ensure that it meets all official requirements. This means you don't need any experience with photo editing software or photo composition to get high-quality passport photos.
Official Austrian ID card photo
Austrian identity cards (Personalausweis) require biometric photos that meet international ICAO standards. Below is a full breakdown of the specifications:
Technical Specifications
45mm
35mm
34.5mm
3mm
- Width 35 mm
- Height 45 mm
- Head height (up to top of hair) 32–36 mm
- Distance from top of the photo to top of hair 2–5 mm
- Image definition parameters Sharp, in color, high contrast
- Background color Uniform white or light gray
- Resolution (dpi) Minimum 600 dpi
- Printable Yes
- Suitable for online submission Yes
- File format JPEG or PNG
- File size Typically 100 KB – 5 MB
- Facial expression Neutral, mouth closed, eyes open
- Glasses Permitted if no glare or shadow
Come Away With the Perfect Austrian ID Card Photo at Home
It’s never been simpler to take your ID photo. Follow these steps:
How to take your own Austrian ID card photo
If you don’t want to go through the trouble and expense of locating and hiring a professional photographer to take your picture, you can simply take your own from home. So long as you follow the below instructions carefully, you can capture the perfect employment authorization photo yourself:
1. Take a picture of yourself
Open up the PhotoGov.net photo service and take your picture. Make sure you’re not wearing any headcovers or glasses, do not wear a uniform, and keep your expression neutral. Ensure that the area is well-lit and that you are standing against a neutral background.
Clean background. More light. Not a blurry photo.
Watch "How to take a photo" (00:46)
2. Upload your photo to PhotoGov AI
Next, upload your image and process it through our site.
3. Receive your Passport Photo
Finally, you can download your ID photo. These images can be printed off, or you can simply use them as digital photos.
Rules to apply in Composition
Just make sure your photo checks off those boxes:
Instructions to Authors and Printing Instructions
Online submission:
Your file should be in JPEG or PNG with appropriate resolution and dimensions. Austrian e-government websites generally have provisions for digital contributions
Physical submission:
Unedited high-resolution images must also be printed on matte or glossy photo paper
Example photos:
Below are examples of correct and incorrect photos
How to take Austrian ID card photos for babies and kids
When taking pictures of babies and children for employment authorization, many of the same rules apply; for example, they must still adhere to the dress code, and the photograph must be high-quality and well-lit. With that being said, the State Department is generally more forgiving when it comes to the neutral expression requirement.
- If you are photographing a newborn:
- Spread a white sheet out over the floor.
- Place the baby down on the sheet and take their photograph against it.
For slightly older babies:
- Prop them up in a child’s chair against a white sheet.
- If they are still unable to hold up their head, prop it up for them using a hand behind the sheet. Ensure no one else is visible in the shot.
Where Can You Print?
After you see the perfect photo on PhotoGov, you can:
FAQ
- It should be received within last six months.
- Yes, so long as they don’t create glare or shadow in your eyes.
- Yes, as long as it is in compliance with biometric requirements. PhotoGov makes it easy to meet them.
- You may need both. PhotoGov has both print-ready and digital files for any use.
- No. A relaxed facial expression with closed mouth is required.
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