Customer reviews and ratings

Seeing that the US 2×2 inch equals 51×51 mm cleared up months of confusion. Simple thing, well presented.

The distinction between a team portrait set and a group photo is explained clearly. That saved an internal argument.

Photo was accepted. Print stock felt light but not a problem for a student card.

ImmiAccount accepted the file; print colour of the background looked slightly warm on paper.

The table separating corporate from biometric photos ended a recurring debate in our team.

File was accepted. Print looked slightly warm compared to studio output; NVİ did not comment.

Digital passed fine; the physical print looked warmer than the JPEG. Not critical for the file.

IRCC accepted the digital file; the physical print stock felt a bit thin but was fine for the file.

Best to shoot in the morning when the baby is calm. Took a few tries in the evening — dawn worked better.

The 400-pixel minimum is buried on the platform itself; having it in one table here saved me a lot of guessing.

Trimming the 43×55 prints at a stationery shop took some effort; the cut marks saved me.

Good output. I still had to call the institution to confirm the background colour, as the page advises.

I underestimated the difference between 33×48 and 35×45 and wasted a try. The ratio explanation sorted it.

Uploaded the file to the government portal with no resizing and it went through. The resolution note saved me a second attempt.

Output was fine. I did have to read the pixel table twice before I understood which file went where.