Confirm you need a self-supplied photo
Skip this page if your hall will capture the photo for free and you prefer that route.
China · Exit-Entry Permit for Hong Kong and Macao
Use this English page to prepare a 33×48 mm colour portrait when a mainland China exit-entry application for Hong Kong or Macao asks you to supply the photo. Framing stays in the browser. Many halls also photograph applicants for free.
JPG, PNG, and WebP
Take or upload a clear portrait, review the local face check, adjust the frame, and export locally. Keep the original background by default.
Pixlery is not a government or official ID service. Output is for convenience only and is not guaranteed to pass any review. Always confirm the latest requirements with your issuing authority.
Current specification
Background choice
Keep a real uniform white or light-blue background when possible. Blue replacement is available because local guidance explicitly allows light blue.
Pixlery prepares the image file only. Many exit-entry halls photograph applicants for free, and some channels still prefer a studio digital receipt. Follow your local exit-entry office or online-application instructions.
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Skip this page if your hall will capture the photo for free and you prefer that route.
Use even lighting, a uniform white or light-blue background, and a recent colour image.
Download JPG and use it for paper submission or the online upload path your city supports.
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Reviewed: 2026-07-23 · Review again by: 2027-01-23
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Yes. Open the Chinese page of this same tool at https://pixlery.com/zh/tools/passport-photo-maker/china-hk-macau-permit-photo/, or switch the site language. This English page is only for English-language instructions.
They share the common 33×48 mm exit-entry size family, but this page is for the Hong Kong / Macao travel permit and allows light-blue backgrounds called out in local guidance.
National Immigration Administration applications ask for a guide-compliant photo, but many halls also offer free capture. Follow the route you are using.
No. It only prepares the portrait image locally.