Craft your India OCI Passport pictures easily, with our user platform. Just upload a picture from your phone. We'll convert it into a passport sized photo that meets all the necessary standards. Rest assured your photos will be accepted without any issues.
Source: official website passport.gov.in
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Including the photograph is crucial for any application. This photo is essential for immigration authorities to verify your identity. By adhering to the specified guidelines you can conveniently capture this photo at home using a smartphone or digital camera. Find out how below!
To create your India OCI Passport photo without needing to book an appointment with a photographer follow these steps.
Choose Document Type. Select the document type you require a photo for on PhotoGov.com, such, as a passport or visa.
Capture and Upload Your Picture. Snap a picture. Upload it to our India OCI. Make sure to follow the instructions when creating a photo.
Enhance Your Photo. Use our platform to improve your photo making sure it meets standards, like lighting and correct positioning.
Save Your Photo. Your picture is now prepared for use as a file.
To ensure passport applications it's essential to meet the following photo criteria.
• Recent Picture. Taken within the past month.
• Dimensions. 2x2 inches.
• Background. Light and plain, white.
• Facial Expression. Neutral, with a view.
• No glasses or headwear. Unless for special purposes.
Document | India OCI Passport (2x2 inch, 51x51mm, 200x200 to 1500x1500 pixels) |
Country | India |
Type | Passport |
Quality | 300 DPI |
Background color | White |
Size | Width: 2 inch, Height: 2 inch |
Compliance | Meets requirements |
Image Definition | Correct and clear |
Printable | Yes |
Suitable for Online Submission | No |
*Data from government agencies
Confirm that your photo complies with these requirements.
If you are editing the photo yourself using software, like Photoshop or other tools.
2x2 inches
When taking photos for your India OCI passport make sure they are, in color against an off white background. Follow these guidelines
Resolution should be between 300-600 DPI, with a file size ranging from 1 MB to 15 MB.
Avoid uniforms, camouflage, head coverings and glasses.
• They should be clear focused without any blurriness or pixelation. • Use a neutral background with no shadows present.
1. Prepare by finding a lit area with a neutral background.
2. Take the photo ensuring no shadows wearing clothing while standing upright. Use a tripod. Have someone take the photo from 5 7 feet away.
3. Upload the image to PhotoGov AI for adjustments and optimization.
4. Download your finalized photo for use.
• For newborns place them on a blank sheet.
• For infants position them in a chair against a white sheet backdrop. If someone is unable to hold their head up they can use a hand behind the sheet to support it making sure that no one else is, in the frame. Here are some extra tips for taking passport photos.
• Natural Light. When possible opt for light by positioning yourself towards a window to avoid harsh shadows.
• Artificial Light. If using lighting try using light sources to reduce shadows. Place lights evenly around you. Avoid overhead lighting that could create shadows on your face.
• Resolution. Adjust your camera or smartphone to the resolution setting.
• Focus. Make sure the camera is focused on your face. Use autofocus if its available.
• Stability. To prevent images use a tripod or place your camera on a surface.
• Posture. Stand with shoulders
• Expression. Keep an expression without smiling. just relax your face with eyes open and mouth closed.
• Eyes. Look at the camera ensuring your eyes are visible and not obstructed by hair or glasses.
• Clean Background. Select a off white wall, for the background.
• When taking photos keep things simple and clean.
• Distance. Stand a bit away, from the wall to prevent shadows.
• Alternative Background. If you don't have a wall hang up a sheet for a neat backdrop.
• Attire. Stick to your clothes avoid uniforms or camouflage.
• Head Coverings. hats unless its for reasons.
• Glasses. Take off your glasses to avoid reflections and ensure eyesight.
Preparing Digital Files.
• Format. Save your photo, in the required format (JPEG, PNG, etc.).
• Naming Rules. Follow any naming guidelines given by the application.
• File Size. Make sure the file size falls within the specified range. Use tools to compress if needed.
• Paper Quality. Use photo paper. Matte or glossy will do.
• Print Settings. Set your printer to quality. If unsure consider printing services.
• Double check the photo requirements, before submission to ensure compliance.
• Seek feedback from someone to review your photo against the specified criteria.
Our photo tool provides features to assist you in creating the perfect photo.
Crop and resize images for size and proportions
Remove backgrounds for a backdrop if necessary
Automatically adjust brightness, color and contrast with a click
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