Prepare your Vietnam e-visa photo
Check your portrait file’s JPEG header and size on this device, then review the photo and prepare your separate passport image. Your file stays unchanged.
Choose your portrait file
Your file stays on this device. Only its header and size are read; nothing is uploaded, changed or stored.
For the main applicant’s portrait only. These checks cannot verify image readability, file integrity, photo requirements or government acceptance.
The written portrait instructions say JPG/JPEG under 2MB. Files near that boundary or below 10,240 bytes need a separate check because the public file-picker code and written instructions do not fully agree.
Written guidance and public file-picker code checked October 2, 2026. Official Vietnam e-Visa instructions
Prepare two separate images
Your portrait
The Immigration Department’s guide asks for a recent JPG or JPEG portrait, smaller than 2MB, described as 4 × 6 cm.
- Face the camera directly.
- Remove your hat and glasses.
- Wear formal attire and use a white background.
Review these points yourself: the file checker does not assess your face, clothing or background. Take another photo if those details need to change.
The guide does not give a pixel size or DPI for its 4 × 6 cm description. This tool does not invent a pixel requirement, crop your photo or make an application-ready file.
Take a new photo and check it free against the Vietnam e-visa ruleYour passport data page
The application has a separate passport data-page image field. Prepare that image for the government portal; the checker above is for your portrait only.
The portal’s upload note calls for a clear image of one passport data page, with no corners missing. Follow that field’s instructions when you apply.
The guide says the portal checks both images and fills passport information automatically when it can. Review those details and correct any errors before continuing.
A header or size result here cannot predict the portal’s image checks or your visa outcome. We do not read your passport details or submit an application.
Open the government’s illustrated instructionsContinue with the government portal
Use the Vietnamese government’s e-visa website to check whether this application fits your trip, follow its current image instructions and complete your own declaration.
Go to Vietnam’s e-visa websiteStudioless is a private photo service. This free file check does not issue a visa, determine eligibility or guarantee that an image will be accepted.
Sources checked October 2, 2026
The portrait guidance comes from “Guide to entering visa declaration information” on the Immigration Department’s instruction page.
Vietnam e-visa instructionsWhy some file sizes need another check
The written portrait instructions say less than 2MB without defining MB in bytes. The portal’s public file-picker code uses a 2,097,152-byte upper limit and flags files below 10,240 bytes. Those code checks are not a published government minimum-size rule.
A 10MB hint in the portal’s public code belongs to an accompanying-child photo field and conflicts with the shared file picker. It does not establish a 10MB limit for the main applicant’s portrait.
This tool follows the written portrait guidance and marks the uncertain size ranges for checking in the application. We inspected the public instructions and code; we did not submit images or test live server acceptance.
Source: Vietnam’s e-visa portal