What are the requirements for handing in social security photos?

Photos must be provided by professional photo studios that meet the requirements of the second-generation resident ID card photos recently taken or developed. The specific requirements for the development version are as follows:

(1) The photo is one inch, bareheaded, colored, with a white background, and the contrast between the clothing and the background color is large (please don't wear a white coat);

(2) The photo should be a recent bareheaded color photo of the employee, and the head image accounts for about 2/3 of the photo size. Employees who often wear glasses should wear glasses to take pictures;

(3) The photos should be borderless, with clear portraits, rich levels, natural expressions and no obvious distortion; There are no spots, defects and other defects on the photographic paper, and there is no local light on the employees' faces;

(4) The photo size is 26mm (width) ×32mm (height), and the face width (between ears) is151mm. ..

The specific requirements of the electronic version are as follows:

(1) photos need JPG format;

(2) The photo is a one-inch bareheaded color photo with a white background, and the contrast between the clothing and the background needs to be large, which meets the photo standard of the second-generation ID card;

(3) The width of the photo is 358 pixels and the height is 44 1 pixel;

(4) The file size is between 9KB and 20KB.

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