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Photo sizes

65 × 65 mm photo

Pixel sizes, print layout and the 1 document in 1 country that use a 65 × 65 mm (2.56 × 2.56 in) photo.

At a glance

A 65 × 65 mm (2.56 × 2.56 in) photo is printed 65 × 65 mm and holds 768 × 768 pixels at 300 dpi. It is the official size for 1 document in 1 country, listed below. Head height, background and other rules still differ from document to document.

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A 65 × 65 mm photo drawn to scale, 768 × 768 pixels at 300 dpi.

Documents that use a 65 × 65 mm photo

Documents with 65 × 65 mm photos
CountryDocumentCategoryDigital sizeBackground
AustraliaTaxi driver ID cardDriving licence—Not set by NSW for the Driver ID

How to make a 65 × 65 mm photo

  1. Check your document's own rules. Open the document in the table below: head height, background and recency differ between countries even when the print size is the same.
  2. Take the photo. Photograph the person against a plain background in even light, facing the camera, with space around the head and shoulders.
  3. Crop to the ratio. Crop the image to 1 : 1 (65 × 65 mm), keeping the head height the document asks for.
  4. Print at the right resolution. Print at 65 × 65 mm on photo paper; at 300 dpi the crop needs 768 × 768 pixels.

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