Free Pakistan Passport Photo Online — Make a 350×467 px DGIP Photo

Need a Pakistan passport photo? For the DGIP online passport application, the photo you upload is a colour picture, 350×467 pixels, saved as a JPEG, on a plain white background, no larger than 3 MB. Upload a recent portrait here and IDPhotoBy resizes and crops it to that exact format. It is free — no payment required.

The Directorate General of Immigration & Passports (DGIP) — the authority that issues the Pakistan passport — runs an online passport application where you upload your own photo. For that online upload, the published photo requirements are:

• 350×467 pixels — the exact size of the uploaded picture.
• JPEG / JPG file — a colour picture, not black and white.
• Plain white background — a clean, even white.
• Up to 3 MB — the file must not be larger than 3 MB.

IDPhotoBy formats the photo you upload to match; this Pakistan passport size photo maker also checks and resizes a photo you already have.

Beyond the DGIP rules above, the usual passport-photo habits help:

• Face the camera straight on, head and shoulders centred, whole face visible.
• Keep a neutral expression, eyes open, mouth closed.
• Use even, soft lighting — no harsh shadows on your face or the white background.
• If you wear glasses, use clear lenses and avoid glare.
• Head coverings worn for religious reasons are generally fine if your full face stays visible.

These are general good-photo tips, not extra DGIP rules; the official DGIP requirements are only the size, format, colour, white background and 3 MB limit above.

• Upload a recent, well-lit portrait with the online photo tool on this page — the Pakistan passport document is already selected.
• IDPhotoBy resizes and crops your photo to 350×467 pixels and checks it sits on the plain white background the DGIP online application requires, saving it as a JPEG under 3 MB.
• Preview it, then download the finished digital photo, free, ready to upload with your online passport application — a print-ready sheet is included too.

IDPhotoBy resizes and crops the photo you upload to the 350×467 pixel DGIP online format and makes sure it sits on the plain white background the requirements ask for. It does not retouch, smooth or edit your face — your features are left exactly as they are.

We make no acceptance promise — no tool can. The file is prepared to the DGIP online-application requirements, and DGIP decides.

• The wrong size. The DGIP online application wants 350×467 pixels — resize to that exact size before you upload.
• An off-white or busy background. The requirement is a plain white background; grey, cream or a patterned wall can be rejected.
• The wrong file. Upload a colour JPEG under 3 MB, not a black-and-white or oversized image.

Requirements can change — check the official DGIP application portal and its current instructions before you submit; it is the final authority.