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Japan My Number Card photo maker

Upload or take a photo and get a 35 × 45 mm Japan My Number Card photo with a white background, ready to download or print. Nothing is uploaded.

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Upload a photo of yourself

Any recent photo works: face the camera, shoulders visible. Drag & drop or paste also work.

🔒 Your photo never leaves your device. Everything runs in your browser.

  • ☀️ Even, soft light on your face
  • 🧱 Plain wall behind you helps
  • 🙂 Look straight, neutral face
  • 📏 Camera about 1.5 m away

Japan My Number Card photo requirements

Photo size 35 × 45 mm
Pixels 480 × 617 px (official digital size)
Background White
Digital file JPG, ≥ 480 × 480 px, 20–7000 KB
Glasses Allowed if the eyes are clearly visible, no glare or tint
Expression Neutral, mouth closed, eyes open, looking at the camera

Source: www.kojinbango-card.go.jp . Rules change from time to time; check the official page before you apply.

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Frequently asked questions

What size is a Japan My Number Card photo?

A Japan My Number Card photo is 35 × 45 mm. The head, measured from the chin to the top of the hair, must be –. This tool sets the size and position for you automatically.

What background color does a Japan My Number Card photo need?

A plain white background without shadows or patterns. You can take the photo anywhere: the tool removes your background and replaces it with the right color.

Can I wear glasses in my Japan My Number Card photo?

Yes, if your eyes are clearly visible, the lenses are not tinted and there is no glare or reflection. The frames must not cover your eyes.

Can I take my Japan My Number Card photo with a phone?

Yes. Stand in front of a wall in good light, have someone take the photo at eye level from about 1.5 m away, then upload it here. The tool crops it to 35 × 45 mm and replaces the background.

How do I print a Japan My Number Card photo?

Download the print sheet and print it at 100% scale on photo paper at home or at a photo kiosk (a 4×6 in print is the cheapest option), then cut along the lines. For online applications, upload the digital JPG instead.

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