Get a voter ID photo for your EPIC application in seconds. Take a selfie, and our online tool crops it, sets the background and checks the face.
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The Election Commission of India (ECI) issues the Elector's Photo Identity Card (EPIC). Our AI checks each parameter below.
New voters apply with Form 6 at voters.eci.gov.in. The official Form 6 guidelines ask for a recent passport-size colour photo of 4.5 cm by 3.5 cm in portrait orientation, with a white background. It must be unsigned, with eyes open and both edges of the face clearly visible.
A square image cropped to the portrait space can cut off the head or chin. Keep a small margin above the hair and below the chin.
Once the application is approved, the EPIC is sent by speed post to your registered address. At the polling station, electors on the voter list may also show one of 12 alternative photo identity documents. For other documents, see the passport or PAN card pages.
Hold the phone at eye level. The AI crops it to the right size.
Look at the lens, mouth closed, both eyes open. Keep both face edges in frame.
Face a window for even daylight. The AI replaces the background.
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Our AI check catches these problems before you download.
Approved
Don't smile
Mouth open
Approved
No fashion headwear
Head tilted
Shadow behind head
Large earrings
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Use your phone camera or a picture you already have.
The tool crops it, sets the background and checks the face, eyes and sharpness.
Download the file and upload it with Form 6, or print it at 300 DPI.
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The ECI Form 6 asks for 4.5 cm in height and 3.5 cm in width, portrait, with a white background.
It follows the Form 6 rule: 4.5 × 3.5 cm, full colour, unsigned, eyes open.
Submit Form 6 online at voters.eci.gov.in with your picture and documents. The approved EPIC comes by speed post.
Yes. Use daylight, a plain wall and a neutral face, and let the AI fix the crop and background.
The digital file and the check cost nothing; only the optional retouch costs $5.99.