Plain white, front-facing, half-length
The background has no shadow or gradient. The face is centered, with a little space above the head, and the head is about three quarters of the frame. Shoulders are level and both ears show. The frame is 5:7.
Make a white-background half-length photo at home
Select a portrait and frame it as a front-facing half-length photo on plain white, at 5:7. Glasses and accessories come off. The face is not beautified.
Framed as an ID photo. The person stays the same.
No beauty filter, no slimmer face
Identity, age, hairstyle, and features stay. When glasses come off, the eyes are rebuilt from this person’s eye shape, size, and iris color.
The expression follows an ID photo
Eyes open, looking straight at the camera. Mouth closed, no smile, no teeth. If several people are in the photo, use the one closest to the center.
Photos that work for this
A portrait, reframed as a white-background half-length photo. The frame is locked to 5:7. It is not switched to an official size for a given country.
An application or a résumé
Glasses or accessories
A busy background
White clothes
How a portrait becomes an ID photo
Select a portrait, frame it as a white half-length photo, then check the head, eyes, ears, and expression.
Step 1
Choose a front-facing portrait
Open it in the image editor and select it. A photo with clear features, facing the camera, works better.
Step 2
Frame it as 5:7, half-length
Choose ID photo. The background is plain white, with no shadow. The frame is locked to 5:7.
Step 3
Check the head, eyes, and ears
It is still the same person. Eyes are open, the mouth is closed, and both ears show. The face was not beautified.
Step 4
Export the photo
Export PNG or SVG in the same editor.
State the spec, and state that the face stays
Name the background, the framing, and the expression, and say to keep the features. No beauty filter. No slimmer face.
Questions that come up while making an ID photo
Will the face be beautified?
No. Identity, age, hairstyle, and features stay. The face is not slimmed or whitened.
What happens to glasses and accessories?
Glasses, sunglasses, hats, hair clips, earphones, earrings, necklaces, and other accessories come off. Where the glasses were, the eyes are rebuilt from this person’s eye shape, size, and iris color.
What size is the photo?
The frame is locked to a 5:7 half-length photo. It is not automatically changed to each country’s official print size.
What if several people are in the photo?
The person closest to the center is used.
Where is it stored?
In the browser on this device, with your other images.
Does it use credits?
Yes. AI edits on images use credits.
White, half-length, looking straight ahead. The face is not beautified.
Glasses come off, and the eyes are rebuilt from this person. The frame is 5:7.