Indonesia passport photo size
Indonesia's pas foto 3×4 and 4×6, the e-VOA's official spec, and the background-colour rules — one tap each, on your device.
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For the Indonesian passport you bring no photo — immigration offices state it plainly: every passport photo is taken by the officer on the official system (face the camera, no wide smile, no glasses or hats, white backdrop provided; dark collared clothing photographs best). The photos Indonesians actually print are the classic pas foto sizes, 3×4 cm and 4×6 cm — both presets at 600 DPI — and the poster child is SKCK police clearance: six 4×6 prints on a red background for citizens (yellow for foreigners), collared clothing, full face visible, hijab fine when the face shows completely. For foreigners, Indonesia's e-visa system publishes real numbers: a colour JPG or PNG of at least 400×600 pixels — the third preset — with the head filling 50–60% of the frame, and the e-VOA upload capped at 200 KB, where the compress-to-100KB tool finishes the job.
Indonesia's famous background-colour rules deserve their moment: the odd/even birth-year convention (red for odd years, blue for even) is genuinely official — but only for civil-registry documents like the KTP-el and child ID. It does not travel: SKCK is red for everyone, CPNS applications demand red, and the passport is shot on white at the office. Follow each document's own stated colour, and shoot the photo that way — this tool won't recolour a background. It resizes exactly and does nothing else, warning rather than silently stretching a face when the crop doesn't match. Everything runs on your device; an identity photo never touches a server here.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need to bring a photo for an Indonesian passport?
No — you cannot even use your own: immigration officers take every passport photo on the official system at your appointment. Face the camera straight, skip the wide smile, remove glasses and hats; the white backdrop is theirs, and dark collared clothing gives the best contrast. The M-Paspor app upload is for your documents, not your face.
What are the SKCK photo rules?
Six colour 4×6 cm prints on a red background for Indonesian citizens — yellow for foreign nationals — in polite collared clothing, no facial accessories, full face visible (hijab accepted when the whole face shows). No official pixel or kilobyte spec exists for the online upload, so a clean JPEG of the 4×6 preset is the honest target.
What does the e-VOA or e-visa photo upload need?
The official pages publish two sets of numbers: the account registration wants a colour JPG or PNG of at least 400×600 pixels (up to 2 MB) with the head filling 50–60% of the frame, and the e-VOA document upload caps files at 200 KB. The e-Visa preset plus the compress-to-100KB tool satisfies both at once. No official background colour is published — plain and uncluttered is the safe choice.
Is the red-or-blue background rule real?
Yes, and official — but only where it applies: civil-registry photos (KTP-el, child ID) use red for odd birth years and blue for even. SKCK is red for everyone regardless of birth year, and the passport is photographed on white at the office. Check your document's own checklist, and shoot against that colour — this tool resizes only and can't recolour a background.
Is my file uploaded to a server?
No. ConvertUno runs entirely in your browser on your own device. Your file never leaves your computer or phone — there is no upload at all.
Is it really free, with no watermark?
Yes. Processing happens on your device, so serving you costs us almost nothing — no watermark, no account, no file-size limit, no daily quota.