1, photo size and format: the photo size of ID card is generally 35mm×45mm, with clear pixels on the front, and the format is JPG or JPEG.

2, light and background: photos need to be taken in bright indoor light to avoid too dark or too bright light. The background should be light, such as light blue, gray or white, and there should be no messy articles or words.

3. Clothing and appearance: The clothes in the photo should be neat and decent, and avoid wearing too fancy or revealing clothes. At the same time, keep a dignified face and a neat hairstyle, and don't have hair accessories and glasses that cover your face.

4. Attitude and expression: The attitude and expression in the photo should be natural and true, and there should be no exaggerated movements and artificial smiles. It is recommended to look directly at the camera, smile slightly and keep a natural facial expression.

5. Shooting angle and distance: When shooting, make sure that the face is centered in the photo, the eyes are facing the camera, and the head is slightly raised to show the outline of the whole face. The distance from the lens should be moderate to avoid shooting too far or too close.

6. Image quality and post-processing: The image quality of photos should be clear and delicate, without excessive sharpening and noise. Don't do too much post-processing to keep the photos authentic.

7. Naming and saving photos: Please name the file name of photos according to the requirements of the school, such as student number or name. When saving photos, it is recommended to use high-quality storage media to ensure the integrity and readability of photos.

The role of ID photo

1, Student Status Management: As one of the necessary materials submitted at the time of admission, the photo of ID card is used for the school to confirm and manage the identity of students. Students' photos will be related to personal information and student status files, which is convenient for the school to manage and count students.

2. Examination registration: In normal study, students may need to take various exams, such as mid-term exams, final exams, and CET-4 and CET-6. When you register for the exam, you often need to submit a photo that meets the requirements as a voucher.

3. Campus card making: After students enter the university, the school will issue campus cards to each student. Campus cards are usually used as proof of students' identity and internal services of schools, such as library borrowing, dining in canteens, dormitory access control, etc. Making campus cards requires students to provide required photos.

4. Buy student tickets: Students enjoy some discounts, such as buying student tickets. But when buying a student ticket, you need to show valid proof materials, including a photo.

5. Graduation and degree certificate: Students will receive a degree certificate or diploma after successfully completing their studies. On the certificate, the photo of the student will be printed to confirm the authenticity of the certificate and the authenticity of the student's identity.

6. Employment and internship: In the process of job hunting and internship, companies or organizations usually ask candidates to provide a required photo. ID card photos are usually used to make resumes, career introductions, etc.

7. Student activities: There are various student activities on campus, such as sports meeting, club activities and class activities. In some activities, it may be necessary to provide a photo as an attachment to the activity voucher or related documents.