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What Is a 35×45mm Resume Photo?
A 35×45mm resume photo is the standard CV headshot size across most of Europe — and matches the Chinese 小二寸 format used on resumes and applications.
- Size: 35×45mm = 413×531px at 300 DPI
- Standard CV photo size in Germany, France, and most of continental Europe
- Same dimensions as the Schengen visa / 小二寸 photo — but resume photos carry no government rules
- Because no strict rules exist, composition quality matters more than technical compliance
Composition Tips That Get Interviews
- Background: plain white, light grey, or soft blue — clean and distraction-free
- Framing: head and shoulders, face filling about 60–70% of the frame
- Attire: business or business-casual matching your target industry
- Expression: natural, slight smile — warmer than a passport photo
- Lighting: even, soft frontal light; no harsh shadows or color casts
- Recency: use a photo that looks like you today
How to Make One Online
Choose the spec
Open the /id-photo tool and pick the 35×45mm preset (also labeled 小二寸 in the China specs).
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.
Preview free
AI centers the face, crops to the exact ratio, and swaps in a clean background. The preview costs nothing.
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
- For resumes you're free: background color follows industry norms — white or light grey is the safe default
- Light retouching is acceptable for resume photos — unlike government ID photos at the same dimensions
- If the same photo will also be used for a visa or passport, follow that issuer's strict rules instead and keep two separate files
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