Passport Size Photo Maker

Crop your photo to passport size with a head-position guide, then download it for online forms or as a printable 4×6 sheet.

Quick answer: Upload a photo taken against a plain light wall, choose your size (2×2 in or 35×45 mm), drag your head into the oval, and download. Print the 4×6 sheet to get several copies cheaply. Check your country's official rules before submitting.
Drag the photo to position it. Keep the head inside the oval.
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How it works

How to make a passport size photo

  1. Take a good photo. Stand facing the camera against a plain, light wall, in even light with no shadows. Keep a neutral expression, eyes open, and remove glasses if your country requires it.
  2. Upload it and pick the size. Choose the photo size your application asks for, such as 2×2 inches or 35×45 mm.
  3. Position your head. Drag the photo and use Zoom so your face sits inside the oval guide, centered left to right.
  4. Download. Get a single digital photo for online forms, or a 4×6 print sheet with several copies to print at any photo kiosk.

Positioning guide and print layout

Common passport and visa photo sizes

SizePixels at 300 DPICommonly used for
2 × 2 in (51 × 51 mm)600 × 600U.S. passports and visas
35 × 45 mm413 × 531Many European, UK and Asian passports and visas
33 × 48 mm390 × 567Some Asian passports and visas
50 × 70 mm591 × 827Some national ID and visa applications

Rules differ by country and change over time. Always check the official requirements for background color, head size, glasses, and photo age before you submit. Many authorities also require photos to be recent (often taken within the last six months).

Printing your 4×6 photo sheet

  • Print at 4×6 inches (10×15 cm) at a pharmacy, photo kiosk, or on photo paper at home.
  • Turn off “fit to page” or scaling. The sheet is built at 300 DPI so each photo prints at the exact size.
  • Cut along the light gray lines with a ruler and craft knife for straight edges.
  • Printing a 4×6 sheet is usually much cheaper than paying for passport photos at a studio.

Common reasons passport photos get rejected

  • Shadows on the face or background
  • Head too small, too large, or tilted
  • Busy or colored background when a plain one is required
  • Glare on glasses, or glasses worn where they're not allowed
  • Blurry or over-filtered photos — don't use beauty filters

Frequently asked questions

How do I make a 2×2 passport photo at home?

Take a well-lit photo against a plain light wall, upload it here, choose 2×2 in, position your head inside the oval, and download. For prints, download the 4×6 sheet and print it at 4×6 inches with no scaling.

What size is a passport photo in pixels?

It depends on the country. A 2×2 inch photo is 600×600 pixels at 300 DPI; a 35×45 mm photo is about 413×531 pixels at 300 DPI.

Can I use this photo for an online passport or visa application?

Yes, many online applications accept a digital photo like this. Check the exact size, file size, and background rules on the official site, and use the KB limit option if there's a maximum file size.

Does the tool change my background to white?

No. It doesn't edit your face or background, which many authorities don't allow anyway. Take the photo against a plain light wall for the best result.

Are my photos uploaded?

No. Everything happens in your browser on your own device. Your photos are never sent to a server.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes. It works in modern browsers on iPhone and Android — tap the upload box to pick a photo from your gallery.