Passport Size Photo Maker

Crop a photo to passport size and get a ready-to-print sheet of copies.

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Passport Size Photo Maker — Crop a photo to passport size and get a ready-to-print sheet of copies

What Passport Size Photo Maker does

Passport Size Photo Maker turns an ordinary photo into correctly sized ID prints. Choose a photo size, position the face inside the frame, and download a single photo at 300 dpi together with a print sheet that holds several copies with cut lines — ready for a home printer or a photo lab.

How to make passport size photos

  1. Add a clear, front-facing photo taken against a plain light background.
  2. Choose the photo size, or enter custom dimensions in millimetres.
  3. Drag and zoom so the head is centred, with a little space above the hair and the shoulders visible.
  4. Choose the paper: 4 × 6 inch, 5 × 7 inch or A4.
  5. Press Make passport photos, then download the single photo or the print sheet.

Photo sizes in the tool

SizeCommonly used for
35 × 45 mmThe standard passport-photo size in most countries, including the UK, Europe and India
51 × 51 mm (2 × 2 inch)United States passports and visas, and forms that ask for 2 × 2 inch
25 × 35 mm“Stamp size” photos on some forms
50 × 70 mmCanadian passports
CustomAny other size your form specifies

Important: requirements vary by country and by document, and they change. India, for example, used a 2 × 2 inch photo for passports for many years; passport applications are now reported to require the 35 × 45 mm ICAO format. Always confirm the current size, background colour and head-size rules on the official website of the authority you are applying to.

How many photos fit on a sheet?

The tool arranges as many copies as fit, with a small gap and cut lines. For 35 × 45 mm photos, a 4 × 6 inch sheet holds 8. A4 holds many more. The exact count is shown before you download.

Taking a suitable photo at home

  • Background: plain and light, without patterns or shadows. Many countries ask for white or off-white; the UK asks for cream or light grey.
  • Light: stand facing a window so the face is evenly lit.
  • Pose: look straight at the camera, neutral expression, mouth closed, eyes open and visible.
  • Camera: have someone else take the picture from about 1.5 metres at eye level. Selfies distort the face.
  • Glasses and head coverings: many authorities do not permit glasses; head coverings are usually allowed only for religious or medical reasons.

This tool crops and arranges the photo. It does not change the background — use Background Remover with the white option if you need to — and it does not check biometric rules.

Printing at the right size

  • Print on photo paper, at the paper size you chose in the tool.
  • In the print dialog select Actual size or 100%. Options such as “Fit to page” or “Borderless” rescale the sheet and change the photo size.
  • Measure one photo with a ruler before cutting the rest.
  • A 4 × 6 inch sheet can be printed at any photo lab as a normal photo, which is often the cheapest route.

Need a digital photo instead?

Online applications usually want a file with set pixel dimensions and a KB limit, not a print. Download the single photo and prepare it with Photo & Signature Resizer or Compress Image to KB.

No guarantee of acceptance

The tool sets the size and layout accurately, but only the receiving authority decides whether a photo is acceptable.

Privacy

Your photo is processed in your browser on your own device. It is not uploaded to our server.

Frequently asked questions

It depends on the document and country. Check the photo rules of the form you are filling in before printing.

No. Use a photo taken against a plain light background; the tool only crops and arranges it.

Print the sheet at 100% (actual size) on the paper size you selected, without “fit to page”.

No. The image is processed by your browser on your own device and is never sent to our server.

A JPG file, the format almost every application portal asks for.

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