🇵🇭 Philippines Passport Photo Maker
The Philippines is 35×45 mm on white now (not the old blue), captured on-site at the DFA — so this preview is really for consular renewals abroad.
Output
35×45 mm
413×531px · 300 DPI · Plain white (not the older light blue)
🔒 Your photo is processed entirely on your device and never uploaded. The compliance check catches common mistakes but does not guarantee acceptance — always confirm against the official requirements below.
✅ Do
- ✓35×45 mm, head 32–36 mm chin to crown
- ✓Plain white background
- ✓Neutral expression, mouth closed
- ✓Collared or clear-neckline attire
- ✓Taken within the last 6 months
🚫 Don't
- ✕No light-blue background (outdated)
- ✕No sleeveless, spaghetti-strap, see-through or plunging tops
- ✕No glasses
- ✕No head tilt or smiling
- ✕No shadows
Official specification
- Print size
- 35×45 mm
- Pixels @ 300 DPI
- 413×531
- Head height
- 32–36 mm (chin→crown)
- Background
- Plain white (not the older light blue)
- Format
- JPEG
- • Domestic passport photos are captured on-site at the DFA; a printable photo mainly applies to consular renewals abroad — treat this as a compliance preview.
Verified source
Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), Philippines
Official requirements ↗● Last verified 2026-07-10
Government rules can change. If the official page differs from what you see here, the official page wins — tell us and we'll update it.
Frequently asked questions
What size is a philippines passport photo?
35×45 mm, which is 413×531 pixels at 300 DPI. The head should measure 32–36 mm from chin to crown.
What background does a philippines passport photo need?
A plain white (not the older light blue), evenly lit with no shadows or objects behind you. The built-in checker flags a non-uniform or wrong-coloured background.
What file format and size should it be?
JPEG. This tool exports exactly to spec and embeds 300 DPI so print size is correct.
Is my photo uploaded to a server?
No. Every step — cropping, the compliance check and the export — runs on your own device using your browser's canvas. Your photo is never sent anywhere, which matters for a document photo.
Does this guarantee my photo will be accepted?
No tool can guarantee acceptance — the issuing authority decides. This editor produces the correct dimensions and catches common, detectable mistakes (background, exposure, head position), but always confirm against the official Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), Philippines requirements linked on this page.