Pasaporte británico (digital)
We check your photo against the digital passport photo rules GOV.UK publishes and hand back your original file with a report. We do not crop, change the background or retouch this photo. HM Passport Office crops the photo in its own service and decides whether to accept it.
Lo que el organismo no publica
- GOV.UK does not publish the accepted upload formats, a maximum pixel size, an aspect ratio or a colour space. The checks for them report not checked.
- GOV.UK does not publish a head size or an eye line for digital photos.
- GOV.UK does not say whether KB and MB are decimal or binary, and it has no sentence on uniforms.
- The staff guidance tolerates a background edited to remove shadows or marks. The customer pages do not repeat that, and say the photo must be unaltered by computer software.
Lo que recibes
- Your original photo, unchanged. The file you uploaded, unchanged, which is what GOV.UK asks you to upload.
- Your checked report. Every rule we measured, what we found and which rules only a person can judge, with GOV.UK’s wording next to each one.
Fuentes
Fuentes revisadas el 2026-09-20. Lo expide: UK Home Office, HM Passport Office (GOV.UK).
- GOV.UK, Get a passport photo: Digital photos(se abre en una pestaña nueva)
- GOV.UK, Get a passport photo: Printed photos(se abre en una pestaña nueva)
- HM Passport Office, Photo standards (caseworker guidance, version 51.0)(se abre en una pestaña nueva)
- HM Passport Office, Guidance for photographers(se abre en una pestaña nueva)
Pasaporte británico (foto impresa)
We check your photo against the printed passport photo rules GOV.UK publishes, then crop and scale it to 35 x 45 mm. GOV.UK asks for a photo unaltered by computer software, so we replace the background or soften shine on the skin only if you ask for it and confirm that such a photo may be rejected. We may correct the brightness or the contrast once for the whole photo, which HM Passport Office tells its examiners to accept, and you can undo it. We never change your features or the shape of your face. HM Passport Office decides whether to accept the photo.
Lo que el organismo no publica
- GOV.UK publishes no pixel size, file format, colour space or print resolution for the photo you start from.
- GOV.UK does not publish an eye line for printed photos, and it has no sentence on uniforms.
- No page we read says whether a 35 x 45 mm photo cropped from a phone picture counts as "a cut down version of a larger picture".
- GOV.UK does not say that photos printed at home are refused. It asks for a print of a professional standard.
Lo que recibes
- Your original photo. The file you uploaded, unchanged.
- 35 x 45 mm photo. Your photo cropped and scaled to 35 x 45 mm, ready for a photo lab.
- 4×6 inch print sheet. Copies of the 35 x 45 mm photo laid out on one 4×6 inch sheet, for a photo lab.
- Printing and submission checklist. What size to print, what to check before you print and the wording of the rules your photo was measured against.
Fuentes
Fuentes revisadas el 2026-09-20. Lo expide: UK Home Office, HM Passport Office (GOV.UK).
Lo que no prometemos
No podemos prometer que un organismo acepte una foto y no presentamos solicitudes en tu nombre. La decisión es siempre del organismo emisor.