Singapore Passport Photo Maker
Upload any photo — the tool removes your existing background, drops in the plain white background required for Singapore passport, and produces a spec-exact 35×45mm image ready to submit.
JPG, PNG, or HEIC · Max 10 MB on Free · Face forward, eyes on the camera.
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A single 4×6″ sheet with multiple copies — ready to print at any photo lab or kiosk.
How to make a Singapore passport photo in 3 steps
Upload any photo of yourself, and the tool handles the entire Singapore passport spec pipeline — background removal, colour swap, spec-exact crop, file-size compression — in one pass.
Upload any photo of yourself
Use your phone or webcam against any background — a plain wall, a cluttered room, an office. The tool segments you from whatever is behind you, so you don't need a plain white backdrop before shooting.
Background is removed and replaced
The AI detects your face and body, removes the original background, and composites you onto the plain white required for Singapore passport applications. Hair and clothing edges are preserved.
Auto-crop to 35×45mm and download
Your face is auto-positioned within the 35×45mm frame at 300 DPI, and the output JPEG stays under 240 KB. Drag the crop box to fine-tune the position if needed.
Understanding the Singapore passport spec
ICA needs a photograph taken within the last three months, on a plain white background, with no head covering except on religious grounds. Which format you need depends on how you apply. The online application through MyICA takes a digital photograph of 400×514 pixels — an exact requirement, not a minimum, and the form rejects anything else. Printed 35×45mm photographs are for applications lodged in person and at Singapore missions overseas. Most renewals now go through the online route, so the pixel dimensions matter more than the print size for the majority of applicants.
Requirements at a glance
- 35x45mm print, or 400x514 pixels for digital ICA upload
- Plain white background
- Full face, no head covering (religious exception)
- Neutral expression
- Taken within the last 3 months
Common mistakes that get photos rejected
- Digital photo not 400x514px — ICA online form rejects
- Off-white or grey background
- Wearing coloured contact lenses
Where Singapore passport photos are actually used
The 400×514 pixel rule is the thing to get right. It is an unusual aspect ratio — roughly 35×45mm at about 290 DPI — so a photo correctly cropped to 35×45mm and exported at a different resolution will have the right shape but the wrong pixel count, and the ICA form will still refuse it. Crop to the 35:45 proportion first, then resize to exactly 400×514 before uploading. Coloured contact lenses are the other frequent rejection: they alter your iris appearance and are not accepted even though the rest of the photo is compliant.
Applications that accept this photo spec
- Singapore passport application or renewal through MyICA
- Passport applications lodged at ICA Building in person
- Applications made at a Singapore overseas mission
- Singapore identity card (NRIC) registration and replacement
- Re-Entry Permit and long-term pass applications
- Visa applications made on a Singapore passport