Your Japanese résumé photo, from a single phone shot
For job hunting, career changes, or part-time roles. You take the photo, AI does the finishing — sized exactly to the 40×30mm résumé standard.
Standard size
40mm × 30mm
Turn a phone shot into a photo that meets this exact spec. Preview the result first — then pay ¥200.
Create with this specWhen you need this photo
New-graduate job hunting, mid-career applications, part-time and arubaito interviews — almost every Japanese résumé (履歴書) you submit asks for an ID photo. In document screening, a recruiter often looks at your face before reading a single word.
Where applications go wrong
Three things trip up most applicants on résumé photos.
How to create it for ¥200
From shooting to printing, three steps on your phone alone.
- 1
Take the photo
Shoot from the front in a bright spot against a plain wall. Wear business attire and frame down to your shoulders. - 2
AI finishes it
Once you upload, AI removes the background and adjusts your head position to within 0.1mm, fitting it neatly into the 40×30mm résumé size. - 3
Print at a convenience store
The finished file arrives by email with a QR code. One tap at Lawson, FamilyMart, Ministop, or Poplar; for 7-Eleven, use a netprint number. At about ¥30 a sheet, you can cheaply print as many copies as you have applications.
Make your résumé photo now
Created at the 40×30mm résumé size. The service fee is ¥200; convenience-store printing is about ¥30 per sheet.
Make a résumé photoFrequently asked questions
How recent does the résumé photo have to be?
How formal does my clothing need to be?
Can I use the same photo for my My Number card?
I am applying to many companies — can I print a lot of copies?
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Make your résumé photo now
Created at the 40×30mm résumé size. The service fee is ¥200; convenience-store printing is about ¥30 per sheet.
Make a résumé photo