Brazilian Passport Photo Maker

Brazilian passport photos require 35x45 mm (35mm wide x 45mm high) with a pure white background. The head must measure 31-36 mm from chin to crown, and eyes must be positioned 30-40 mm from bottom from the bottom of the photo. This follows the DPF (Departamento de Polícia Federal) standard.

Brazilian passport photos require a pure white background (#FFFFFF). The background must be perfectly uniform without any shadows, patterns, or gradients. Off-white, cream, or gray backgrounds are not accepted by Brazilian authorities.

No, a neutral expression with mouth closed is required. No smiling, showing teeth, frowning, or raised eyebrows. Your mouth must be closed and teeth should not be visible. This is strictly required for biometric facial recognition.

No, glasses are strictly prohibited in Brazilian passport photos. They must be removed entirely. Even if you wear glasses daily, you must remove them for the photo. If you have a medical necessity, you may need special documentation, but generally glasses are not permitted.

No, earrings and facial jewelry should be removed for Brazilian passport photos. Any jewelry that might obscure facial features or create reflections is not permitted. Small religious jewelry may be permitted if it does not interfere with facial recognition.

Religious or medical head coverings are permitted but must not obscure the face. The face must be fully visible from chin to forehead, and both edges of the face must be visible. Official documentation may be required for religious headwear. The head covering must be plain white and not cast shadows on the face.

Passport photos must be taken within the last 6 months to reflect your current appearance. Photos older than 6 months will be rejected by the Federal Police (Polícia Federal).

Yes, with special considerations: infant's eyes must be open, head supported (no hands visible), and they must be looking at the camera. For babies under 6 months, they can be lying on a pure white sheet. The same size requirements (35x45mm) apply. No pacifiers, toys, or other objects in the photo. The baby's face must occupy 70-80% of the photo.

DPF (Departamento de Polícia Federal) is the Brazilian Federal Police department that issues passports. Their standard requires 35x45mm photos with pure white background, head height of 31-36mm, eye position 30-40mm from bottom, neutral expression, and no glasses or jewelry. The photo must be printed on high-quality photo paper.

Brazilian national ID (RG - Registro Geral) photos follow similar requirements: 35x45mm, white background, and neutral expression. However, some states may have slightly different specifications. Our tool creates photos that meet both Brazilian passport and national ID card requirements for all states.

Light, natural-looking makeup is acceptable. Heavy makeup, glitter, foundation that significantly changes skin tone, or cosmetics that alter your natural appearance are not permitted. You should look like your everyday self without obvious cosmetics. Avoid shiny or reflective makeup products.

You may keep your beard or mustache as long as it reflects your everyday appearance. However, if you are clean-shaven in daily life, you should be clean-shaven in the photo. The photo must accurately represent your current appearance.

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