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Passport Photo Maker

Crop to 35×45 mm, 2×2 in and more, then print a 6×4 sheet.

Use the Passport Photo Maker tool

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What this passport photo maker does

Passport Photo Maker crops a portrait to the exact millimetre size used by passport, visa and ID photos, converts that size into pixels at 300 or 600 dpi, and exports a JPEG that fits the chosen frame. Each country preset sets the frame and, where the issuing authority publishes one, the expected head height.

Drag the photo to reposition it, zoom until the head fills the frame, and use the crown and chin guides to check the head size. The tool also lays copies out on a 6 × 4 inch print sheet with cut guides, so one lab print produces several photos. Background, lighting and expression still have to satisfy the issuer's rules; this tool prepares dimensions, not acceptance.

Why use it

  • Submit an online application that rejects photos outside its exact pixel size.
  • Print several passport photos on one 6 × 4 inch sheet instead of paying per copy.
  • Check head height against a country's guidance before an appointment.

How to use it

  1. 1Load a clear, front-facing portrait.
  2. 2Choose the country standard; the frame and head guide update.
  3. 3Drag and zoom until the crown and chin sit inside the guide.
  4. 4Create the photo and download the JPEG, the print sheet, or both.

Worked examples

India, 35 × 45 mm

Input

A 1200 × 1600 px portrait · India · 300 dpi

Output

A 413 × 531 px JPEG, with 8 copies on the 6 × 4 in sheet

Print at 100% actual size. A lab that fits the image to the page will change the physical dimensions.

United States, 2 × 2 in

Input

A square crop · United States · 300 dpi

Output

A 600 × 600 px JPEG, with 2 copies on the 6 × 4 in sheet

Common mistakes

  • Cropping the top of the head or leaving the face too small in the frame.
  • Printing the sheet with fit-to-page or borderless scaling, which changes the measured size.
  • Assuming one country's rule applies to a different document; passport, visa and ID photos can differ.

Frequently asked questions

Are the photos guaranteed to be accepted?
No. Dimensions and head-size guides follow published requirements, but acceptance also depends on background, lighting, expression and the issuer's current rules. Check the official guidance before submitting.
Is my photo uploaded?
No. Decoding, cropping and JPEG encoding all happen in your browser.
Why does the pixel size change between 300 and 600 dpi?
Pixels = millimetres ÷ 25.4 × dpi. A 35 × 45 mm photo is 413 × 531 px at 300 dpi and 827 × 1063 px at 600 dpi. The printed physical size is the same.
How should I print the sheet?
Print on 6 × 4 inch photo paper at 100% or actual size, without fit-to-page. Cut along the dashed guides.
Can I use it for visas and ID cards?
It includes common passport and visa frames. Some ID cards use different sizes, so compare the form's instructions with the preset before exporting.

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