Customer reviews and ratings

I thought I had to upload a photo for ETIAS. This page cleared it up in a minute and pointed me to the Schengen visa photo instead.

Schengen application for Prague at the VFS Global centre — no comment at all on the 35×45 mm photo.

The K-ETA portal rejected my photo twice for file size. The JPG from here came in at 82 KB and was approved in one go.

I run HR for a 40-person office in Istanbul. We prepared every staff badge photo here — same background, same crop, zero rejections from the card printer.

I had a printed 2-inch square photo and kept failing the upload. Downloading a file built for the portal box solved it immediately.

The e-visa portal rejected my photo twice. The square JPEG from here uploaded on the first try; visa granted in 72 hours.

Needed 4.5×6 cm photos for an institutional file in Turkey. The 531×709 pixel output printed at exactly the right size.

The consulate accepted my 45×45 square photo at first glance. A studio had given me 35×45 — glad I double-checked.

Nusuk kept rejecting my phone photo for file size. The 200×200 export here was 14 KB and uploaded first try.

Short-term permit renewal in Istanbul. Four 50×60 biometric prints, accepted at first glance.

Clear guidelines and smooth upload process for Thailand travel.

Good automated checks for lighting and white background.

Greece tourist visa via the Kosmos centre in Istanbul. Two 35×45 prints, accepted on the spot.

Dubai visa via Emirates — the agency accepted the white-background digital photo on the first try.

The bar file needed 60×90 mm and my photographer wanted to crop it to 35×45. The correct size was accepted without comment.

Living in Istanbul and wanted to watch matches — the Passolig photo upload passed on the first try.

Good automated checks for lighting and facial alignment.

DS-160 kept rejecting my upload for file size. The 600×600 sRGB JPEG under 240 KB went through first try.

I had renamed a HEIC file to .jpg and could not understand the error. This page explained it in one paragraph.

Good that it links the actual regulations instead of quoting some blog.

Germany short-stay visa via VFS. Two 35×45 prints in the file, officer said "ICAO compliant" and moved on.

My ÖGG card was expiring; started the renewal on e-Devlet with 2 photos from this site. Accepted first time, no resubmission.

I did not know the same size can come with opposite colour rules. The table explained it in seconds.

Applied for a Type C for a Paris trip. The 70-80% face ratio guides made the crop straightforward and VFS took it without comment.