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Upload a photo.
U.S. visa photos typically use a 2 x 2 inch (51 x 51 mm) square format, and the digital image must be at least 600 x 600px. Before submission, also review the white or off-white background rule, head size, and recency requirements.
Upload a photo.
Choose the U.S. visa 2 x 2 inch preset.
Adjust head position and save the final file.
Helpful when you want to match the DS-160 photo format before the rest of the visa process.
Prepare a 2 x 2 inch square photo before starting the U.S. visa application.
Save a digital file that meets the minimum 600 x 600px requirement.
Keep separate files for passport and U.S. visa submissions when the framing rules differ.
This landing page is based on the U.S. Department of State photo guidance for visa applications. Exact upload steps and document counts can still differ by visa type and embassy instructions, so confirm the official checklist before submission.
The digital image must be at least 600 x 600px and keep a square aspect ratio. Printed visa photos are typically 2 x 2 inches (51 x 51 mm).
Yes. The U.S. Department of State requires a plain white or off-white background with no distracting shadows.
Generally no. Eyeglasses are not allowed in new visa photos except in rare medical cases where they cannot be removed and supporting documentation is provided.
No. A U.S. visa photo uses a square 2 x 2 inch format and different head-size rules, so it is safer to prepare a separate file instead of reusing a Korean passport photo as-is.
Prepare visa photos with a starter preset or custom size inputs after checking country-specific requirements.
Adjust photos to the common 3.5x4.5cm passport size at 413x531px for 300dpi workflows.
Resize photos to the common 3x4cm ID photo format at 354x472px for 300dpi workflows.