ID Photos

26×32mm Photo: Pixel Size at 300/350 DPI & Verified Uses

26×32mm photo: 307×378px at 300 DPI; China resident ID uses 358×441px at 350 DPI per GA 461-2004. Preview free — HD download $1, 300-DPI print sheet $2

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What Is a 26×32mm Photo?

A 26×32mm photo is a small rectangular portrait — its pixel size depends on the resolution (DPI) the issuer expects.

  • Physical size: 26×32mm (about 1.02×1.26 inches)
  • Pixels at 300 DPI: 307×378px
  • Pixels at 350 DPI: 358×441px — the resolution used by China's resident ID standard
  • Same physical size, different pixels: always check which DPI the issuer specifies

Common Uses

Verified examples from our spec database:

  • China resident ID card (第二代身份证): 358×441px at 350 DPI = 26×32mm, white background, JPEG with strict file-size limits — per Ministry of Public Security industry standard GA 461-2004 (the photo itself is usually captured on-site by police)
  • Spain passport / DNI: 26×32mm, plain white or light background — per Ministerio del Interior; note it is not the Schengen-standard 35×45mm
  • China student enrollment variant (学籍照片 307×378): 26×32mm at 300 DPI — per our China domestic spec database

How to Make One Online

1

Choose the spec

Open the /id-photo tool and pick a 26×32mm preset (China ID-related specs) — or enter custom dimensions.

2

Upload a photo

Take a selfie against a plain wall or upload an existing shot. It is uploaded only when you choose AI processing; use the non-AI workflow for authorities that prohibit editing.

3

Preview free

AI centers the face, crops to the exact ratio, and swaps in a white background. The preview costs nothing.

4

Download or print

Pay $1 for the exact-pixel HD file, or $2 for a 300-DPI print sheet with multiple copies on one page.

Background & Compliance Notes

  • Background: white for both China ID-related formats and Spain DNI — our AI replaces it automatically
  • China resident ID photos are normally captured digitally on-site by the police; a self-made 26×32mm photo fits related uses (residence permit, social security variants) that share the format
  • The issuer's official rules prevail — confirm DPI, file-size limits, and recency before submitting

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FAQ

What is a 26×32mm photo in pixels?
At 300 DPI it's 307×378px; at 350 DPI it's 358×441px. China's GA 461-2004 resident-ID standard specifies 358×441px at 350 DPI — same millimeters, different DPI.
Is 26×32mm the same as the Chinese 一寸 (1-inch) photo?
No. A 一寸 photo is 25×35mm (295×413px at 300 DPI) — a different aspect ratio. Don't substitute one for the other.
Can I print a 26×32mm photo at home?
Yes. Our $2 print sheet lays out multiple copies on one 300-DPI page — print on photo paper and cut along the guides.