How to solve the problem if the head proportion in the first meeting photo does not meet the requirements?

The solution for the head proportion in the first meeting photo that does not meet the requirements is as follows:

Use a photo processing tool to process it before uploading. The photo processing tool here is photoshop as an example. Click on the file in the upper left corner, then click on open and select the photo you want to use. So the photo was opened in PS. Click the crop tool on the left, right-click on the picture, select the ratio of 5:7, and cut off the lower part of the upper body.

Then save the image. This picture will pass the review. The photo source file requirements for junior accounting candidates are the requirements for standard ID photos, that is, white background (or "white background photo"), jpg format, larger than 10KB, and pixels ≥ 295*413. Some areas require applicants to provide color ID photos, which refer to electronic ID photos in which the main part of the person is in color. Specific requirements: The photo required for registration for the Junior Accounting Examination must be a recent, front-facing, bareheaded, clear and complete electronic photo of the ID.

Junior accounting registration photos should show the candidates' shoulders, ears, and eyebrows. They are not allowed to wear jewelry. They are not allowed to upload full-body photos, landscape photos, life photos, artistic photos, side photos, irregular mobile phone photos, etc.

The photos uploaded by junior accounting candidates should be highly consistent with their current actual appearance. Excessive makeup, use of software programs, etc. may cause the photo to be very different from their actual appearance and cannot be distinguished, which will affect their ability to register or take the exam. If so, the applicants will be responsible for the consequences. To ensure photo clarity, it is prohibited to enlarge photos that do not meet the required number of pixels for use.