60×90mm (Large Format) (2.4x3.5 inches, 6x9 cm) Photo Size Guide

The 60×90mm format provides exceptional detail and image quality, which is valuable for long-term identification documents like professional licenses or permanent residence permits. Some countries also use this size for archival purposes or when photos need to be physically examined without magnification.

A cédula is a national identity card used in many Latin American countries. While most cédulas use smaller formats, some older or specialized versions in countries like Bolivia and Ecuador may require larger formats like 60×90mm. Modern cédulas typically use smaller, standardized sizes.

Yes, a 60×90mm photo captured at high resolution can be cropped down to smaller formats. The 2:3 aspect ratio is convenient because it matches many standard photo sizes. However, ensure the original composition has appropriate head sizing and positioning for the target size after cropping.

For 60×90mm photos, use at least 300 DPI (709×1063 pixels) for standard quality printing. For archival or professional license applications requiring long-term clarity, 600 DPI (1417×2126 pixels) is recommended. The large physical size means higher resolution provides noticeably better detail.

60×90mm equals 6x9 cm (2.4x3.5 inches). To convert millimeters to centimeters, divide by 10. This size is 6 cm wide and 9 cm tall.