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Crop a photo to — Saudi Arabia visa

Upload a photo — the frame is already set for a Saudi Arabia visa. Ready to print or upload.

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The document requires: 200 × 200 px · Head height 70–80%

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The photo is cropped in your browser. It is not uploaded to a server and we do not store it.

How to crop it, in three steps

  1. Upload the photo you want to resize.
  2. Pick the country and document — the exact size and head ratio come from that profile.
  3. Download the result — cropped, resized and face-aligned entirely in your browser.

Exact numbers for this document

ParameterWhat it must be
Digital resolution200 × 200 px
Aspect ratio1:1
Head, share of height70–80% of photo height
BackgroundPlain white background. #ffffff
GlassesEyes must be fully visible; no tinted lenses or strong reflections.
Head coveringReligious reasons only; must not cover the facial oval.

For upload the file must stay under 100 KB — after cropping, save as JPEG and check the size.

What cropping will not fix

Why these photos get rejected — and how to fix each one

ReasonFix
Digital file outside 200×200 px / 5-100 KB band Re-encode JPEG to exact 200×200 px under 100 KB
Face not 70-80% of image Crop to chin-to-crown proportional range
Background not pure white Off-white, grey, or any tint rejected — pure white only
Ears or cheeks not clearly visible Centered face, ears uncovered
Photo older than 6 months Re-shoot

Saudi Arabia-specific things to know

Where these numbers come from

Source: Saudi eVisa / Ministry of Tourism. Last checked against the official page on 2026-05-21.

What the source confirms
  • Saudi eVisa requires a 200 × 200 px photo.
  • The image size must be 5–100 KB.
  • The face should take up 70–80% of the image and show the top of the shoulders.
  • The background must be white, without pattern, objects or shadows.
  • Headwear is generally not permitted except for allowed religious reasons where the face remains visible.

Saudi eVisa photo specifications

Questions people ask before cropping

70–80% of photo height.