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Make Jordan Passport Photo

35x45mm on plain white, head 33mm from chin to crown. One warning: Jordanian consulates in the United States commonly ask for the US-style 2x2 inch photo instead — check before you print.

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Jordan Passport Photo (35x45mm)

Standard Example

Precise Face Alignment

  • 1

    Fit your head inside the guide

    33mm chin to crown, up to about 36mm.

  • 2

    Leave roughly 4mm above your hair

    A small gap, not a wide margin.

  • 3

    Use a plain white background

    Even light, no shadow behind you.

Specifications

The 35x45mm frame used inside Jordan.

Dimensions35 x 45mm
Head Height33mm minimum
Top Margin≈ 4mm above hair
BackgroundPlain white

Compliance Checklist

  • Confirm the size your post wants

    Jordanian consulates in the USA often want 2x2 inch, not 35x45mm.

  • Head at least 33mm

    One millimetre above the usual ICAO floor.

  • No headphones or earpieces

    Named explicitly in Jordanian guidance.

  • Taken within the last 6 months

    Must reflect your current appearance.

Jordan Passport Photo Requirements, Explained

35x45mm with a 33mm head inside Jordan — but the size depends on where you apply, and applying from the United States often means a different frame entirely.

Quick Check: Do's & Don'ts

Size Depends On Where You Apply

35x45mm inside Jordan; Jordanian consulates in the USA commonly ask for 2x2 inch.

No Headphones or Earpieces

Jordan names these items explicitly in its guidance.

Head 33mm, White Background

One millimetre above the usual ICAO minimum.

Check Your Post Before You Print

35x45mm at home, often 2x2 inch from the USA.

Inside Jordan, a passport photo is 35x45mm — the same frame used across the region and most of Europe. If you are applying through a Jordanian consulate in the United States, those posts commonly ask for the American-standard 2x2 inch (51x51mm) photo instead.

This is not a crop of the same picture. 35x45mm is a 7:9 frame and 2x2 inch is square, so a photo built for one cannot be trimmed into the other without changing how much of your head fills it. The head sizing differs too: the US-style photo wants the head between 25mm and 35mm within a 51mm square, which is proportionally smaller than Jordan's 33mm inside a 45mm frame.

This page builds the 35x45mm version. If your consulate's checklist says 2x2 inch, use our US passport photo tool for that frame instead, and treat the two as separate photos rather than trying to convert one into the other.

The 33mm Head

Jordan's floor sits above the generic ICAO band.

Jordan asks for a head height of at least 33mm measured from the bottom of the chin to the top of the hair, with roughly 4mm of clearance between the top of your hair and the top edge of the photo.

Most ICAO-derived guidance opens its band at 32mm. That one-millimetre gap is enough that a photo built to the generic minimum can sit just under Jordan's requirement, so do not assume a photo that passed for a Schengen application will pass here.

With 4mm above the hair and a 45mm frame, the practical ceiling for the head is around 36mm. The guide on this page is drawn to keep you inside that window.

Headphones, Expression and Pose

Ears clear, neutral face, straight to camera.

Jordanian guidance states that headphones, wireless hands-free devices and similar items must not be present in the photograph. Check your ears before you take the photo — a single in-ear bud is easy to forget when you are shooting yourself.

Keep both eyes open and your mouth closed with a neutral expression, and face the camera squarely without tilting or turning your head.

Background & Lighting

Plain white, evenly lit, no shadows.

The background must be plain white with no shadows. The most reliable way to get this is to stand about a metre away from a white wall so that your shadow falls behind you rather than onto the wall itself.

Light both sides of your face evenly. Uneven light is what turns a white wall grey on one side, and a background that shades from white to grey across the frame is a common rejection even when the wall was genuinely white.

What You'll Actually Download

Printed at 35 x 45mm, 827 x 1063px, JPG/PNG. Computed from this photo's own specification, not typed by hand.

How you submitHand in a print
Pixel size
827 x 1063px @ 600dpi
Print size
35 x 45mm (3.5 x 4.5cm / 1.38 x 1.77 in)
File type
JPG / PNG
Background
White

Requirements verified

Different size forJordanian consulates in the USA: 2 x 2 in (51 x 51mm)

Jordan Passport Photo Maker (35x45mm)

Create the 35x45mm photo a Jordanian passport application needs — head 33mm on plain white, free and 100% private.

Get Your Photo in 3 Steps

1. Check Your Required Size

35x45mm inside Jordan; consulates in the USA often want 2x2 inch.

Read your post's checklist before you print.

2. Upload & Auto Align

We crop to 35x45mm with your head above the 33mm floor.

Leave about 4mm above your hair.

3. Download & Print

Save the file and print it, or attach it to your application.

Keep the original in case you need a reprint.

Jordan Passport Photo Specifications

Dimensions35 x 45mm (3.5 x 4.5cm)
Head Height33mm minimum, up to about 36mm
Top Margin≈ 4mm above the hair
BackgroundPlain white, no shadows
RecencyWithin the last 6 months

Which Size Do You Need?

RequirementInside JordanJordanian consulates in the USA
Frame35 x 45mm2 x 2 inch (51 x 51mm)
Shape7:9 rectangleSquare
Head height33mm minimum25 - 35mm inside a 51mm square
Built by this pageYesNo — use our US-format tool

Frequently Asked Questions

Q.What size is a Jordanian passport photo?
35x45mm (3.5x4.5cm) when you apply inside Jordan. Jordanian consulates in the United States commonly ask for the US-standard 2x2 inch (51x51mm) photo instead, so check your post's own checklist first.
Q.Can I crop my 35x45mm photo down to 2x2 inch?
Not reliably. 35x45mm is a 7:9 rectangle and 2x2 inch is a square, and the two formats also want different head proportions. Build whichever one your post asks for from the original photo rather than converting between them.
Q.How big does my head need to be?
At least 33mm from the bottom of your chin to the top of your hair, with roughly 4mm of space above your hair. That puts the practical maximum around 36mm inside the 45mm frame.
Q.Is a Schengen photo good enough for a Jordanian passport?
Sometimes, but check the head height. Schengen guidance accepts a head from 32mm and Jordan asks for 33mm, so a Schengen photo cropped at its minimum can fall just short.
Q.Why does Jordan mention headphones?
Jordanian guidance explicitly rules out headphones, wireless hands-free devices and similar items appearing in the photo. Most countries only say the face must be unobstructed, so this is easy to miss if you leave an earbud in.
Q.Does the background have to be white?
Yes, plain white with no shadows. Stand about a metre clear of the wall and light both sides of your face evenly so the background stays a single flat tone.