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India eVisa Photo Size Converter Online

Crop an India visa photo to a square, check the correct upload limits, and use the right converter for JPEG format and file size.

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Photo Requirements

Country or useIndia eVisa
Photo sizeSquare image; check the live application for pixel limits
Width350
Height350
DPI300
BackgroundPlain, light background unless the application says otherwise
Head sizeKeep the face centered and follow the portal's current photo guide
ExpressionNeutral expression, eyes open, face clearly visible
GlassesAvoid glare, tinted lenses, or anything that hides the eyes
Print sizeDigital application upload
Digital formatJPEG

Referenced Official Requirements

Source: Government of India — Indian Visa Online. Reviewed: 2026-07-11.

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  • Current eVisa portrait format: JPEG
  • Current eVisa portrait size: minimum 10 KB and maximum 1 MB
  • Photo height and width must be equal
  • Show the full face from the front with eyes open and without spectacles
  • Use a plain light-coloured or white background with no shadows or borders
  • The 10–300 KB and 350–1000 px limits belong to the regular Online Visa guide; verify your application type

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Upload, crop, enhance, and download your photo directly in the browser. Standard tool exports are a PNG single photo and a PNG or PDF 4x6 sheet; compare that output with the destination format shown in the guidance above.

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Use a sharp, front-facing JPG or PNG with even lighting.

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How To Make This Photo

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Upload the original photo

Choose the clearest original image available for your india evisa photo size converter online. Avoid screenshots and repeatedly edited copies.

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Crop and resize

Center the face, choose the required proportions, and resize before reducing the file size.

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Review and download

Check the dimensions, format, clarity, and file size, then download a fresh copy for upload.

Common Mistakes

Starting with a screenshot

Screenshots may already contain scaling or compression artifacts. Use the original camera photo when possible.

Compressing the same JPG repeatedly

Every new JPG export can remove detail, so return to the original before trying different settings.

Ignoring the final file details

Check the downloaded file's dimensions, format, and size before submitting it.

About This Passport Photo Page

India's current eVisa instructions require a square JPEG between 10 KB and 1 MB. The often-searched 350 x 350 to 1000 x 1000 pixel and 10 KB to 300 KB limits come from the separate regular Online Visa photo-upload guide. Check which application you are completing before editing. Use a clear original, keep the full face centered, avoid shadows and borders, and inspect the downloaded format, dimensions, and file size before uploading. The embedded passport tool can help with face alignment and cropping, but its standard single-photo export is PNG and the India passport preset is not an eVisa square preset; use the linked HEIC-to-JPG and image-compression tools where needed.

eVisa vs regular India visa photo limits

The current eVisa instructions list a square JPEG from 10 KB to 1 MB. The 350×350–1000×1000 pixel and 10–300 KB specifications appear in the official regular Online Visa upload guide. Use the rule set for the application portal you are completing.

Common upload errors and solutions

  • Wrong format: convert HEIC or PNG to a real JPEG; changing the filename is not enough.
  • Unequal dimensions: crop the portrait to a square without stretching the face.
  • File too large or small: use the highest clear JPEG quality inside the limit shown by your portal.
  • Composition rejected: remove spectacles, shadows, and borders; keep the full head centered and eyes open.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the current India eVisa photo file-size limit?v

The official India eVisa instructions currently state a JPEG portrait from 10 KB to 1 MB. The 300 KB maximum appears in the separate regular Online Visa guidance, so confirm which application you are using.

Does an India eVisa photo have to be 350x350 pixels?v

The current eVisa page says the height and width must be equal but does not state 350x350 in its displayed requirements. An official regular-visa upload guide states 350x350 minimum and 1000x1000 maximum. Follow the instructions shown for your application.

What file type should I use for an India eVisa photo?v

Use JPEG. Renaming a PNG or HEIC extension does not convert it; create a real JPG or JPEG file and verify it before upload.

What background is required for an India eVisa photo?v

Use a plain light-coloured or white background without shadows. The photo should have no border.

Why is my India visa photo upload rejected?v

Common causes include a non-JPEG file, a non-square image, a file outside the applicable KB range, spectacles, shadows, borders, an unclear face, or following regular-visa limits for an eVisa application.

Will a converted photo always be accepted?v

No. A converter can help with technical preparation, but image quality, composition, application type, current portal rules, and official review still determine acceptance.

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