DV Lottery entries need a 600×600 JPG ≤240 KB with correct head size — prepare it privately before the Oct–Nov window. Entry season is typically October–November — prepare your photo early, privately.
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Upload → frame with the face guide → one click to exact 600×600 px and ≤240 KB JPG. Not uploaded to our servers for processing.
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Target checklist
Exactly 600×600 px
Head height ~50–69% of image
White / off-white background
JPEG ≤ 240 KB
Taken in last 6 months
Result is a JPG named dv-lottery-photo.jpg — under 240 KB, 600×600 px (aim 1–240 KB).
Unofficial prep only. Specs change by year and notice. TryQuickImg is not affiliated with any government, embassy, exam board, or employer. Confirm the official bulletin before you submit — we do not guarantee acceptance.
Why this page exists
Millions of people enter the Diversity Visa lottery each autumn. Rejected photos waste an entire year. A private, on-device crop-and-compress step lets you iterate without uploading identity photos to random converters — then you still verify against the official Department of State rules before submitting.
Frequently asked questions
What are the DV Lottery photo requirements?
The U.S. Diversity Visa lottery typically requires a square JPEG exactly 600×600 pixels, max 240 KB, with a white or off-white background and head height about 50–69% of the image. Confirm the current travel.state.gov guidance each season (entries usually open Oct–Nov).
Does this tool upload my photo?
No. TryQuickImg crops and compresses locally. After the page loads you can go offline and still finish.
Will this guarantee DV acceptance?
No tool can guarantee acceptance. Use the pass/fail checklist as a prep aid, then compare against the official Department of State composition tool and rules before you submit.