Planche Photo Identité 10×15 FR

Générez localement une planche 10×15 cm 300 DPI contenant 6 photos d'identité françaises 35×45 mm avec traits de coupe.

Diagram showing a person facing a daylight window in front of a plain white wall with an eye-level camera

Step 1 · Plain Wall & Window Light

Stand 50 cm (2 ft) in front of a plain white or light wall facing a window. Hold the camera at eye level so shadows fall behind you, not on your face.

Diagram showing eyes lined up on the green horizontal guide line inside the blue head-height oval

Step 2 · Center Head Inside Oval

Use Zoom and drag on the preview until your eyes sit on the green horizontal line and your head fits comfortably inside the blue oval.

Diagram showing a 4x6 photo sheet with six passport photos and scissors trimming along the guide lines

Step 3 · Print 4×6" & Trim Cleanly

For paper copies, download the 4×6" sheet and print as a standard 4×6" (10×15 cm) borderless photo. Cut along the faint grey boxes with sharp scissors.

Direct Quantitative Summary

GEO · ISO / ICAO

France Passeport & CNI: 35 × 45 mm (413 × 531 px at 300 DPI), target head height 32–36 mm, backdrop #FFFFFF, generated 100% locally in Canvas memory.

France Passeport & CNI — Quick Reference Table

Quick Reference Table
ParameterRequirement
Print Size35 × 45 mm (1.38 × 1.77 in)
300 DPI Pixels413 × 531 px
Head Height32–36 mm (71–80%)
Backdrop#FFFFFF

Common Questions

2 Answers

How many 35×45 mm portraits fit on a Planche 10×15 France 4×6 / 10×15 sheet?

France Passeport & CNI requires 35 × 45 mm (413 × 531 px at 300 DPI) with 32–36 mm head height and zero server uploads.

Are portrait photos ever sent to an external server?

Never. Cropping, brightness, background boost, and 300-DPI 4×6 print sheets execute strictly inside browser Canvas memory.

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Maintained by ScaleAndFit Engineering (OTHRYS Systems). All figures on this page are computed deterministically from published standards (ICAO Doc 9303 · 300 DPI (11.811 px/mm)) and sealed open JSON datasets rather than generative text.