Spanish DNI and passport photos are 32 × 26 mm, smaller than most. Drop a clear photo and get it framed on a plain white background, in your browser.
From the government pages linked below, checked on October 14, 2026. Rules change, so check the official page before you apply.
Where no head height is given, the card sizes the head to the international standard: 70–80% of the photo’s height.
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A recent colour photo of your face from the front, bare-headed, without dark glasses.
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The card frames it to 32 × 26 mm (height × width) on white. Choose Visa for the 35 × 45 mm visa photo.
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Tap Save photo and print it on good photo paper at its real size.
Spanish law sets the DNI and passport photo: a recent colour photo of the face, 32 by 26 millimetres, on a uniform, plain white background, taken from the front, without dark glasses or anything that makes identification harder. The DNI also asks for a bare head.
No official head size is published, so the card sizes the head to the international standard. The DNI office asks for a sharp photo on good photo paper that shows the whole face, with the eyebrows, eyes, nose, mouth and chin visible.
For a Schengen visa from a Spanish consulate, the photo is about 35 × 45 mm on white with no shadows. Everything is made in your browser; we can't promise acceptance.
32 × 26 mm (height × width), on a plain white background.
Yes, 32 × 26 mm on white, like the DNI.
Not dark glasses: nothing may make identification harder.
No. It is made in your browser.