Brazil e-Visa photo maker

Upload a photo — we size it to the official Brazil e-Visa photo specification and check it before you pay. We never retouch your face. Your photo stays on your device.

Use a recent photo: face the camera, even light, no glasses. Background: white background.

Official requirements

Print size2×2 in (51×51 mm)
Head size (our recommended framing — no official number)50%–69% of photo height
Digital fileUpload and print; no file limits published
BackgroundWhite background
  • Passport-style photo, 2 × 2 inches, white background
  • Upload a digital copy with the online application; the Chicago consulate also asks for a printed copy on photo-quality paper
  • Follow the ICAO photograph guidelines: full face, looking at the camera, neutral expression, eyes open

pixtidy exports a 600×600 px JPEG.

Source: Consulate General of Brazil in Miami: e-Visa requirements, Consulate General of Brazil in Chicago: e-Visa · checked 2026-10-01. Official rules can change — always double-check with the issuing authority.

Why pixtidy

  • No edits to your face. Officials reject photos changed with filters or AI. We only crop, level and resize.
  • Every rule checked. Head size, eye line, background, lighting, focus and file size — before you pay.
  • Private. Processing happens in your browser. We never upload or store your photo.
  • Rejected? Full refund. If an official rejects a photo we marked as passing, email us for a refund.

Frequently asked questions

›What size is a Brazil e-Visa photo?

Print size 2×2 in (51×51 mm). There is no official head-size number; we frame the head at 50%–69% of the photo height so the head and shoulders are clearly visible. pixtidy exports 600×600 pixels.

›Who needs a Brazil e-Visa?

Since 10 April 2025, citizens of the United States, Canada and Australia need a visa to visit Brazil for tourism or business. They can apply online for an e-Visa at brazil.vfsevisa.com; the Brazilian consulates list the fee as US$80.90.

›What photo do I need for the Brazil e-Visa?

The consulates ask for a passport-style photo, 2 × 2 inches, on a white background, and point to the ICAO photograph guidelines. You upload a digital copy with the application; the Chicago consulate also asks for a printed copy on photo-quality paper.

›Does pixtidy apply for the e-Visa for me?

No. pixtidy only makes and checks the photo. You apply yourself on the official portal, brazil.vfsevisa.com.

›Can I take a Brazil e-Visa photo at home with my phone?

Yes. Ask someone to take it from about 1–1.5 m away at eye level, in daylight, in front of a plain white or off-white wall. Face the camera with a neutral expression and no glasses. Upload it here and we crop, size and check it for you.

›Why do photos get rejected?

The most common reasons are: head too small or too large, shadows on the face or background, wrong background colour, glasses or glare, a tilted head, blur, and photos edited with filters or AI. Our checker tests each of these before you pay.

›Do you edit or retouch my face?

No. Officials reject photos altered with filters or AI, so we only crop, level and resize. We never change your face or replace the background.

›Is my photo uploaded to your servers?

No. Everything runs in your browser. Your photo never leaves your device and we never store it.

›What if my photo is rejected?

If an official rejects a photo our checker marked as passing, email support@pixtidy.com and we refund you in full.

Other passport and visa photos

pixtidy is not affiliated with any government agency. Final acceptance is always decided by the issuing authority.