Free India Voter ID (EPIC) Card Photo Photo Maker
Use our free AI maker to snap and generate a compliant India Voter ID (EPIC) Card Photo photo. Exact 35x45mm (1.4x1.8 in) dimensions with a white background at 300 DPI.
Requirements Summary
Dimensions
35 x 45 mm
1.4 x 1.8 inches
Resolution
300 DPI
Min 413x531px
Background
White
Head Size
60% — 75%
of photo height
Eye Position
55%
from bottom
Official Requirements
- Standard 35×45 mm (3.5×4.5 cm) Indian passport-size photo, same size used for PAN card and Aadhaar
- Plain white background, no shadows or patterns
- Recent colour photo, front-facing full face
- Neutral expression, both eyes open and clearly visible
- No hats or sunglasses; head coverings allowed only for religious reasons with the full face visible
- For Form 6 (new voter registration) and correction forms filed online via the ECI's National Voters Service portal, a smaller digital upload is also accepted: JPEG, roughly 200×230 px, under 100 KB
- The printed passport-size photo is used for physical/offline Form 6 submissions and BLO verification
Apply officially
Once your photo is ready, submit your application via the official India government portal.
Open official portal ↗Frequently Asked Questions
What size photo do I need for a Voter ID (EPIC) application?
The standard passport-size photo — 35×45 mm (3.5×4.5 cm) — on a plain white background works for the printed Form 6 and most offline submissions. If you're filing online through the Election Commission's voters.eci.gov.in portal, you'll separately upload a smaller digital copy (roughly 200×230 px, under 100 KB).
Can I reuse my Aadhaar or PAN card photo for my Voter ID application?
Yes. All three use the same 35×45 mm passport-size photo standard — white background, neutral expression, no glasses — so one correctly formatted photo works for the Voter ID form, PAN card, and the printed Aadhaar update form.
Is there a separate photo size for the online NVSP/ECI application?
Online Form 6 submissions on the Election Commission's citizen portal ask for a smaller JPEG upload — commonly cited as around 200×230 px and under 100 KB — in addition to (not instead of) the standard passport-size photo used on any printed documents or in-person steps.
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Pro Tips
- Use natural, even lighting
- Keep a neutral expression
- Look directly into the lens
- Remove glasses and hats
