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🇦🇺Australia Driver's License Photo for $1

Get a compliant 35 × 45 mm (1.4" × 1.8") photo in 2 minutes. Accepted or money back.

or drag and drop your photo here

Supports JPG, PNG • Max 10MB

We automatically adjust your photo to meet all requirements

Requirements:

35 × 45 mm (1.4" × 1.8")

#E5E5E5 background

No glasses

Neutral expression

We automatically adjust your photo to meet all requirements

or drag and drop your photo here

Supports JPG, PNG • Max 10MB

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What You Get

Digital Photo

413×531px JPG

4×6 Print Sheet

6 photos included

Instant download Ready in 2 min

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We never see your photo

Unlike other services, our AI processes everything and never store your data. We don't know who you are and we also don't care who you are. We have only one mission is to help you easily create your id photo.

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Australia Driver's License Photo Specifications

Official requirements

35 × 45 mm (1.4" × 1.8")

Photo size: 35mm × 45mm

Head height: Head height 70-80% of photo (approximately 31-36mm)

Eye line position

Photo size	35 × 45 mm (1.4" × 1.8")
Digital size	413 × 531 px
Background	#E5E5E5
Head size	Head height 70-80% of photo (approximately 31-36mm)
Glasses	Not allowed
Recency	Within 6 months
Paper type	Glossy or Matte
Printable	Yes
Digital submission	Yes

Source: www.nsw.gov.au

How It Works

Get your perfect driver's license photo in under 3 minutes

1. Take or upload a photo

Use any selfie or photo. No special setup needed — our AI handles the rest.

2. AI processes your photo

Background removal, perfect cropping, and compliance check — all automatic in seconds.

3. Download & Print

Get your photo instantly. Print at a printing location near you for ~$0.35.

Common Reasons Photos Get Rejected

Glasses

Wrong head size

Wrong background

Shadow on face

Shadow on background

Wearing glasses — All glasses and sunglasses must be removed, even prescription glasses you wear to drive

Smiling or wrong expression — Must have neutral expression with mouth closed, no teeth showing

Face obscured by hair — Hair must not cover your face, especially eyes and eyebrows

Wrong background — Background must be plain light grey without patterns, shadows, or dark colours

Head not centred — Face must be straight-on looking directly at camera, not tilted or turned

Wearing non-religious headwear — Only religious or cultural head coverings are permitted

Printing Your Photo

For mail-in applications, print your photo on 4×6 photo paper at any drugstore. Our download includes a print-ready template with multiple photos — you only need 2 for most applications.

Use glossy or matte photo paper, not regular printer paper. When printing, select "actual size" or "no scaling" to ensure the photos are exactly 35 × 45 mm (1.4" × 1.8").

Paper size	4×6 inches
Paper type	Glossy or matte photo paper
Print quality	300 DPI minimum

Digital Submission Requirements

For online applications, you'll upload a digital photo directly. Our tool exports photos that meet all digital requirements automatically.

File format	JPEG
Dimensions	413×531px
Aspect ratio	Portrait (7:9)

Frequently Asked Questions

What size is an Australian driver licence photo?

35×45mm (3.5×4.5cm). This is the same biometric format used for Australian passports. Most state licensing centres take your photo on-site, but some accept photo kits for special circumstances.

Can I wear glasses in my Australian driver licence photo?

No. All glasses and sunglasses must be removed for your driver licence photo, even if you need them to drive. This applies across all Australian states and territories.

Can I wear a head covering in my licence photo?

Only for religious or cultural reasons. Your full face must remain visible from chin to forehead and both sides of your face, with no shadows cast. Regular hats and costume wigs are not permitted.

Are driver licence photo requirements the same across all Australian states?

The core requirements are similar nationwide — neutral expression, no glasses, light background. However, each state (NSW, VIC, QLD, etc.) manages its own licensing, so minor variations may exist. Most require photos taken on-site at service centres.

Can I submit my own photo for an Australian driver licence?

In most cases, no. Australian states typically require your photo to be taken at an official service centre. Photo kits are only available in limited circumstances, such as medical conditions preventing travel or living in remote areas.