ID photo background changer ID photo background, done right.
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Works with JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC from an iPhone, GIF and BMP.
Pick the form first. The ground, the pixel size, the kilobyte window and the density follow from what that body publishes, the face is placed against guides, and the saved file is measured against the rule.
What this mode does
It opens on Canvas & export with the rule picker at the top. Choosing a rule applies everything it states that could be confirmed — the ground value, the canvas size, the file format, the kilobyte window and the density — in one undoable step. Where the rule states a face height, crown and chin guides appear on the canvas. Save encodes to the window, writes the density, decodes the file again and measures it.
Steps
- Open the photographA front-facing photograph against a plain wall gives the selection the clearest edge. Nothing leaves this tab.
- Pick what it is forThe picker lists each rule with its flags. A live-capture form or one that forbids software editing says so before anything changes.
- Place the faceDrag the photograph on the canvas, or use the sliders under Subject, until the crown touches the top guide and the chin lands in the band.
- Check, then saveCheck before saving measures a test file; Save measures the real one. Each failing line has the control that fixes it beside it.
Which rules, and how far to trust them
Every row below was read on the date it carries, from the address it prints. Primary rows come from the issuing body’s own page or document; secondary rows come from a restatement and ship with a confirm-on-the-official-portal label. A row past its review date says “Not re-read since” rather than ageing silently.
| Where you are applying | Background it asks for | Ground | Size and file | Capture and editing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Indian passport — Global Passport Seva 2.0 (applications through missions abroad)Primary source. MEA notice on the new ICAO photo guidelines, published by the High Commission of India, Gaborone.https://www.hcigaborone.gov.in/docs/1764218847Notice%20_%20New%20ICAO-Guidelines.pdfRead 18 October 2026; next re-read due 18 April 2027. | White background, colour photograph, face 80–85% of the frame, even light with no shadow on the face or the background | #FFFFFF | 630 × 810 px · JPEG | File uploadSoftware editing not allowed |
| Indian visa — online applicationPrimary source. Online visa form page of the Consulate General of India, Milan.https://www.cgimilan.gov.in/page/online-visa-form/Read 18 October 2026; next re-read due 18 April 2027. | Plain, light-coloured or white background, no shadows, no border; square | #FFFFFF | Square, 350 × 350 to 1000 × 1000 px · JPEG | File uploadEditing not addressed |
| Public-sector bank recruitment — photographPrimary source. Scanning guidelines annexed to the Punjab & Sind Bank recruitment notification, 2024 (IBPS-style annexure).https://punjabandsind.bank.in/system/uploads/document/2150_2024101518104187881.pdfRead 18 October 2026; next re-read due 18 April 2027. | Light-coloured, preferably white, background; true colour | #FAFAFA | 200 × 230 px preferred (4.5 × 3.5 cm), 20–50 KB, 200 DPI or more · JPEG | File uploadEditing not addressed |
| Public-sector bank recruitment — signaturePrimary source. Same annexure.https://punjabandsind.bank.in/system/uploads/document/2150_2024101518104187881.pdfRead 18 October 2026; next re-read due 18 April 2027. | Signature in black ink on white paper | #FFFFFF | 140 × 60 px preferred, 10–20 KB, 200 DPI or more · JPEG | File uploadEditing not addressed |
| Public-sector bank recruitment — left thumb impressionPrimary source. Same annexure.https://punjabandsind.bank.in/system/uploads/document/2150_2024101518104187881.pdfRead 18 October 2026; next re-read due 18 April 2027. | Thumb impression in black or blue ink on white paper | #FFFFFF | 240 × 240 px (3 × 3 cm at 200 DPI), 20–50 KB · JPEG | File uploadEditing not addressed |
| Public-sector bank recruitment — handwritten declarationPrimary source. Same annexure.https://punjabandsind.bank.in/system/uploads/document/2150_2024101518104187881.pdfRead 18 October 2026; next re-read due 18 April 2027. | Declaration in black ink on white paper, in English, not in capitals | #FFFFFF | 800 × 400 px (10 × 5 cm at 200 DPI), 50–100 KB · JPEG | File uploadEditing not addressed |
| US Diversity Visa entryPrimary source. Photo requirements page of the US Department of State.https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/visa-information-resources/photos.htmlRead 18 October 2026; next re-read due 18 April 2027. | Plain white or off-white background; square | #FFFFFF | 600 × 600 px, up to 240 KB · JPEG | File uploadEditing not addressed |
| NTA NEET (UG) 2026Secondary source — confirm on the official portal. Physics Wallah report of the 2026 information bulletin (secondary).https://www.pw.live/news/neet-ug-2026-live-photo-guidelines-nta-registrationRead 18 October 2026; next re-read due 18 April 2027. | White background, 80% face, both ears visible — captured live during the form | #FFFFFF | Passport photo and 4 × 6 in postcard, each 10–200 KB · JPEG | Captured live in the formEditing not addressedNo preset applied |
| Staff Selection Commission — new application moduleSecondary source — confirm on the official portal. Careers360 report of the SSC application module (secondary).https://news.careers360.com/ssc-new-website-have-live-photo-capturing-feature-application-module-detailsRead 18 October 2026; next re-read due 18 April 2027. | Plain background, well lit — captured live through a webcam or phone camera | #FFFFFF | Not applicable: captured live | Captured live in the formEditing not addressedNo preset applied |
| PAN card (online application)Secondary source — confirm on the official portal. PhotoGov restatement of Forms 49A/49AA (secondary). No preset until it is read from the portal.https://photogov.net/knowledge/requirements/indian-pan-card-photo/Read 18 October 2026; next re-read due 18 April 2027. | White, according to a restatement of the Income Tax forms — not read from the portal | #FFFFFF | Not confirmed | File uploadEditing not addressedNo preset applied |
| UPSC online applicationSecondary source — confirm on the official portal. No primary source read yet.Read 18 October 2026; next re-read due 18 April 2027. | Not confirmed in this read | #FFFFFF | Not confirmed | File uploadEditing not addressedNo preset applied |
| Marketplace main image (Amazon)Secondary source — confirm on the official portal. Seller Central forum restatement (secondary; the official help page requires a seller login).https://sellercentral.amazon.com/seller-forums/discussions/t/13af96ea-6b07-4bf9-8dbe-a13292c2e3b1Read 18 October 2026; next re-read due 18 April 2027. | Pure white, RGB 255, 255, 255; the product fills at least 85% of the frame | #FFFFFF | 1000 px or more on the longest side (2000 × 2000 set here) · JPEG | File uploadEditing not addressed |
Read on 18 October 2026 from what each body publishes, kept by the editor of this site, next read again by 18 April 2027. A row past its review date says so instead of quietly ageing. Recruitment cycles reissue these instructions and states differ from one another, so the notice you are applying under is the one that decides. Addresses are printed rather than linked; copy one into your browser to read the source yourself.
What it cannot do
- It cannot be used where a form captures the photograph live. NEET and the Staff Selection Commission's new module are marked.
- It cannot make an edited photograph acceptable where the rule forbids software editing; Check as-is measures the photograph unchanged instead.
- It does not find or measure a face. The guides are lines; you place the photograph against them.
- It cannot promise acceptance. The receipt lists what it measured and, just as plainly, what it did not.
Questions about ID photos
My bank form wants 200 × 230 pixels between 20 and 50 KB. Can this do that?
Yes. Pick Public-sector bank recruitment — photograph: the canvas becomes 200 × 230, the export is JPEG, the kilobyte window is set to 20–50 KB and 200 DPI is written into the header. Save searches the JPEG quality until the file lands inside the window, then the receipt reads the bytes back and says whether it did.
How is a kilobyte counted?
Portals disagree on 1,000 or 1,024 bytes, so the window is read the strict way round: at least the minimum times 1,024 bytes and at most the maximum times 1,000. A file inside that range passes either way. The receipt prints the exact byte count.
What if quality alone cannot reach the window?
With a pixel size stated by the rule, the size is kept and the receipt says the file is outside the window, rather than quietly shrinking it into a size the form will reject. Without one, you can let the pixel size come down in steps until it fits.
Does it find my face and crop it?
No. Where the rule states a face height — the passport notice asks for 80 to 85 per cent of the frame — crown and chin guides are drawn on the canvas, and you drag and size the photograph against them. Nothing finds, measures or stores a face; the receipt calls that line geometry.
Can I use this for NEET or SSC?
No, and the picker says so. Both capture the photograph live during the application, so a file prepared elsewhere cannot be uploaded. Those rows are in the table for that reason.
Where do the figures come from?
Each row below names its source, says whether it is the issuing body's own document or a restatement, prints the address it was read from and the date. Rows taken only from restatements are labelled confirm on the official portal, and two rows (PAN and UPSC) apply nothing because no primary figure was found.
Related
- Passport photo backgroundWhat each authority asks for, and the ground that satisfies it.
- White backgroundOpens on document white, with the off-white escape hatch beside it.
- White background rules for Indian formsWhat plain white means across passport, commission and bank portals.
- Background colour changerAny colour behind the subject: a full picker, hex, RGB and OKLCH, and an eyedropper that reads your own photo.
The image you open is read by this page and by nothing else — there is no server behind this domain that could receive it, the outline is worked out inside your own browser either by arithmetic or by an on-device model, and if you ask for a model it is the model that is downloaded to you rather than your photo being sent to it.
