Canada · Built-in AuraID preset
Canada International Driving Permit (CAA Québec) photo size
The AuraID preset for this photo uses an exact canvas of 50 × 70 mm. Select it in the app to crop, align, and export your photo privately on your iPhone.
Exact dimensions
Estimated pixel output
Pixel values are rounded to the nearest whole pixel for each export density.
Create a 50 × 70 mm Canada International Driving Permit (CAA Québec) photo with AuraID.
What to know before you export
AuraID applies this preset to the photo canvas and keeps processing on your device. Photo requirements can change, so check the latest instructions from the receiving authority before submitting.
Select the named preset
Search for Canada International Driving Permit (CAA Québec) in AuraID rather than entering dimensions manually.
Keep the original clear
Start with an evenly lit, front-facing photo for the strongest cutout and alignment result.
Check current requirements
Confirm the latest requirements with the organization receiving your photo before submitting.
Common questions
What size is a Canada International Driving Permit (CAA Québec) photo?
The Canada International Driving Permit (CAA Québec) preset in AuraID is 50 × 70 mm.
What pixel dimensions should I use for Canada International Driving Permit (CAA Québec)?
At 300 DPI, 50 × 70 mm is approximately 591 × 827 pixels. At 600 DPI, it is approximately 1181 × 1654 pixels.
Can AuraID create a Canada International Driving Permit (CAA Québec) photo offline?
Yes. AuraID processes photo cutout, alignment, retouching, and export on your device without uploading the photo to a cloud service.
Does AuraID change my face?
Only if you use the retouching tools. Cutout, background change, sizing and alignment do not reshape your face. Smoothing, brightening and face slimming are off by default. If you don't use them, your face stays as it was taken. If you do, AuraID makes the light adjustment you choose.
For passports and visas, follow the official rules for your document. Many authorities do not accept photos edited to change your appearance. The US State Department, for example, asks for the original photo without filters or digital changes. For these photos, keep retouching off or very light. For resumes, student cards and other everyday photos, a small touch can help you look your best. It's your call.
