Passport Photo Maker
Crop a photo to US passport and visa (2x2 in), UK/EU passport (35x45mm) and other ID photo sizes, then lay out several copies on a single 4x6 inch print.
Add a photo to see the size frame. Drag to position it and use the slider to scale it so the face sits between the guide lines.
Photo size
Print preview (4x6 in, 300dpi)
How to use
When it helps
Passports, visas, driver's licenses and job applications all ask for photos with a fixed size and face proportion. A photo taken at home against a bright wall can work well for online submissions once it is cropped to the right size.
This tool draws a frame in the ratio of the size you pick and shows guide lines for where the top of the head and the chin should be. Photos are saved at 300dpi print resolution, so they come out at the correct physical size when printed. Laying out several copies on a single 4x6 inch (10x15cm) print gives you a full set of ID photos for the price of one regular print.
Official rules differ between countries and agencies and can change. For strict documents like passports, always check the latest requirements from the issuing agency, including background color, head size and how recent the photo must be.
FAQ
Can I use this photo for my passport?
The tool gets the size and head proportion right, but passport photos are also checked for lighting, expression, background and how recently they were taken. Check the current rules from your passport agency, such as the U.S. Department of State or HM Passport Office, before you submit.
What pixel size is the photo saved at?
Photos are saved at 300dpi. A US 2x2 inch photo is 600x600px, and a 35x45mm photo is 413x531px.
How do I print it?
Save the 4x6 print sheet and print it as a standard 4x6 (10x15cm) photo at a store kiosk or online print service, then cut along the gray lines.
How accurate is the white background option?
It uses a model that separates the person from the background. It works cleanly on plain backgrounds, but hair edges and busy backgrounds can look rough. Shooting against a plain, bright wall gives the best result.
Is my photo uploaded to a server?
No. Cropping and background replacement both run only in your browser.