Applying for a UK ETA, or asked to upload a photo of your face with a visa application? UKVI wants a JPG of at least 600 × 750 px, 50 KB–6 MB, showing your head, shoulders and upper body on a plain light background. For a visa itself, the photo is taken with your fingerprints at the visa application centre.
Make my visa photo
Ready to downloadA vertical 900 × 1125 px JPEG — above UKVI's 600 × 750 px minimum and under its 6 MB limit
Framed wider than a passport photo: head, shoulders and upper body, as UKVI asks
No uploads to a server — your photo is processed only on your device
Print at home or download a digital copy for online applications
Take a photo with your phone or upload an existing picture from your device.
The generator crops the picture to the official size and automatically positions it on the face; slightly align it with the template and fine-tune the zoom, brightness and contrast.
Download a digital copy or a print-ready sheet and print it at home or in any photo shop.
Official requirements
No. Visa applicants have their photo taken with their fingerprints at the visa application centre, or in the UK Immigration: ID Check app. A file is needed for the ETA and wherever an application asks you to upload a photo of your face.
Yes. Your picture is processed entirely in your browser and is never uploaded to a server — it never leaves your device.
Yes. Creating, downloading and printing the photo is completely free — no watermarks, no sign-up.
United Kingdom's official rules cover more than size. The background must be plain and light-coloured. Keep a neutral expression with your mouth closed. Avoid wearing glasses unless necessary, and never sunglasses or tinted lenses. Head coverings are allowed only for religious or medical reasons, with your face fully visible.