Saudi visa photo size
The Saudi e-visa's official 200×200 spec with its 5–100KB window — one tap, processed entirely on your device.
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Saudi Arabia's one officially published photo spec belongs to the tourist e-visa, and it's unusual: 200×200 — a small square — with the file size required to land between 5 KB and 100 KB, the face filling 70–80% of the frame, on a white background with no shadows, taken within the last six months. The first preset hits the dimensions exactly, and a normal JPEG at that size lands inside the kilobyte window on its own (the compress-to-50KB tool closes it if not). Since Umrah is commonly performed on the tourist e-visa, this same spec is the one most pilgrims need; the Nusuk flow checks photos inside its own logged-in upload.
Everything else you've read about Saudi photo sizes is on shakier ground than photo sites admit: no official source publishes a print size for consular or work visas — those applications now run through visa centres that capture your photo live — and Saudi nationals' passports reuse the photo already in the civil records, with no upload step at all. The second preset is the generic international 35×45 mm print for when an agent or employer asks for one; treat their checklist, not any website, as the authority. Head coverings are permitted for religious reasons with the face visible from chin to forehead; the official spec says nothing about glasses, whatever third-party sites claim. This tool resizes exactly and does nothing else — on your device, with nothing uploaded anywhere.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the Saudi e-visa photo spec?
From the official specifications page: 200×200 in width and height, file size between 5 KB and 100 KB, white background with no shadows or patterns, face filling 70–80% of the photo, head square to the camera, no more than six months old. The preset hits the dimensions; the compress tools guarantee the window.
What about Umrah and Hajj photos?
Umrah on the tourist e-visa uses the 200×200 spec above. The Nusuk Hajj platform publishes no photo dimensions publicly — the upload is checked inside the logged-in flow — so ignore the contradictory numbers third-party guides circulate and let the platform's own checker be the judge.
What size is a Saudi work or family visit visa photo?
No official size exists — the numbers on photo sites contradict each other because none comes from a Saudi government source, and applications now run through visa centres that photograph you live. If your agent or employer asks for prints, follow their checklist; the 35×45 preset covers the common international format.
Can I wear a head covering or glasses?
Head coverings generally aren't permitted, with exceptions for religious reasons — the face must show from lower chin to forehead with no shadows. The official spec is silent on glasses, so bare eyes are the safe choice. This tool resizes only, on your device; it can't fix a background and says so.
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.