Passport, visa and ID photos · By size
33 x 48 mm photo: the documents that ask for it
A 33 x 48 mm photo is 1.30 x 1.89 inches, or 390 x 567 pixels at 300 dpi. These 2 documents ask for it, but their head size, background and other rules differ: choose yours to check your photo against its own rules.
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- Chinese visa application photo (paper 33x48 mm and online-form digital photo) China. Head 58% to 69% of the height. Background white.
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These authorities refuse an edited photo, or ask for one from a photographer, so their pages check the photo you have and never change it.
- Chinese passport and travel document (旅行证) photo for citizens abroad (China Consular app upload; 33x48 mm prints) China. Head 58% to 69% of the height. Background pure white, even, no shadows.
Questions
- How many pixels is a 33 x 48 mm photo?
- 390 x 567 pixels at 300 dpi, the resolution photo labs print at; 780 x 1134 pixels at 600 dpi.
- How big is a 33 x 48 mm photo in inches?
- 1.30 x 1.89 inches.
- Which countries ask for a 33 x 48 mm photo?
- Of the documents WinPhoto ID covers: China. Each one's page links to the official rules and says when we checked them.
- Do all 33 x 48 mm photos follow the same rules?
- No. Across these documents the head must fill between 58% and 69% of the photo's height, depending on the document, and the background colour differs too. Choose your document: its page checks your photo against its own rules.