Brazil Passport & Foto 3x4 Generator

In Brazil, document photographs follow two primary standards depending on the institution: the physical Passaporte Brasileiro processed through the Polícia Federal requires a 5 × 7 cm (50 × 70 mm) photograph, while standard national identification cards (RG, Carteira de Trabalho, and CNH renewals) use the traditional Foto 3 × 4 cm (30 × 40 mm) format.

This tool lets you select either format, align your facial features with official proportion markers, and generate both digital files for consular portals and printable sheets for local printing.

Official Brazilian Document Photo Rules

• Passport Dimensions: 50 mm wide by 70 mm high (5 × 7 cm) for physical passport applications.
• Identity Card Dimensions: 30 mm wide by 40 mm high (3 × 4 cm) for standard Brazilian document cards.
• Background: Solid plain white or off-white. No shadows, gradients, or patterned walls.
• Expression: Neutral facial expression with both eyes open, looking directly into the camera lens with mouth closed.
• Attire: Darker everyday clothing recommended to provide contrast against the white backdrop. Uniforms and white shirts should be avoided.

Consider an applicant preparing photos for an appointment at the Polícia Federal:

• Input Photo: A 2000 × 2800 pixel vertical smartphone portrait (2.2 MB JPEG).
• Format Choice: Brazil Passport (5 × 7 cm / 50 × 70 mm).
• Alignment: The applicant centers the head between the guideline overlays so the distance from chin to crown occupies approximately 33 mm.
• Exported Result: A high-resolution 300 DPI export (590 × 826 px) formatted onto a 4 × 6 inch photo sheet ready to print at any digital lab.

Understanding how your Brazilian document photo is processed:

• Local Canvas Alignment: Cropping, alignment guidelines, 5 × 7 cm and 3 × 4 cm aspect ratio locking, and printable grid generation execute entirely on your device using HTML5 Canvas.
• Optional Cloud Background Removal: If you use the automated background cutout tool, image data routes over encrypted HTTPS to temporary cloud GPU memory where files are deleted immediately after generating the cutout mask. No images are permanently stored or used for machine learning.