Preparing for an LTO (Land Transportation Office) driver's-license transaction in the Philippines? This 1x1 photo maker is built around one specific document, not a generic size chart: it resizes and crops your photo to the 1×1 inch (25.4×25.4 mm) square commonly required for the LTO Medical Certificate (Form MC-01) — the medical exam every driver's-license transaction (new, renewal, or upgrade) requires at an LTO-accredited clinic — and it is also listed among the documents to prepare for a Professional Driver's License application at the LTO counter. Upload a recent, clear photo and IDPhotoBy formats it to that exact spec, with the Philippines LTO document already selected. You can use this 1x1 photo maker online from any device — no app to install.
People search for this same format in different ways — as a 1x1 picture maker, an id picture size 1x1 checker, or a plain 1x1 picture size lookup. All of those describe the same square: 1×1 inch, 25.4×25.4 mm, or 2.54×2.54 cm.
This is a different photo from the one LTO staff capture in person for the license card itself — that biometric photo is taken at the LTO office as part of the transaction and isn't something any online tool can substitute. This page is only for the printed 1×1 photo you bring with you (some clinics instead photograph you on-site).
Sources describing the LTO driver's-license and Medical Certificate process converge on the same photo requirements. Check your photo against this list before you print it:
- 1×1 inch (25.4×25.4 mm, or 2.54×2.54 cm) — a square photo, height equal to width.
- Plain white background.
- Head size — chin to crown between 12.5 mm and 17.5 mm, ideally about 16.4 mm.
- Eyes positioned 14.3–17.45 mm up from the bottom edge, ideally about 15.0 mm.
- About 1.0–2.5 mm of space above your hair, ideally 1.5 mm.
IDPhotoBy positions your photo to match these margins automatically — you don't need to measure anything yourself.
This 1×1 photo is not an online-submission document. None of the sources describing the LTO Medical Certificate or Professional Driver's License process mention a digital-upload channel for this specific photo — every source describes bringing a physical printed photo to the accredited clinic or LTO counter, and some clinics photograph you on-site instead. What you get from IDPhotoBy is a print-ready digital file plus a printable sheet — prepare it here, then print it and bring it with you (or skip printing if your clinic offers on-site photos).
IDPhotoBy resizes and crops the photo you upload to the 1×1 inch (25.4×25.4 mm) spec and checks your background against the required plain white. It does not retouch, beautify or AI-edit your face.
We make no acceptance promise: no online tool can guarantee a clinic or LTO counter will accept your photo — the accredited clinic and LTO make that decision. What you get here is a correctly sized, correctly shaped file.
Requirements can change — always confirm the current photo requirement with your LTO-accredited clinic or official LTO channels before your appointment.