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Passport Photo Maker

Crop a photo to the exact passport or visa size you need and arrange multiple copies on a printable sheet, processed in your browser.

Drag a photo here, or choose a file

JPG or PNG, a clear front-facing photo against a plain background.

You can also paste a file directly (Ctrl+V or ⌘V).

This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your file is not uploaded to a server at any point.

Get the Exact Size Your Application Needs

Passport and visa photos are rejected more often for being the wrong size than almost anything else. Pick your country's requirement from the list, drag your photo to frame your face inside the guide, and zoom in or out until it fits - the crop is locked to the correct width-to-height ratio the whole time, so there's no way to end up with a size that's technically off.

One Photo, Two Downloads

You get a single photo sized exactly to the requirement, for applications that ask you to upload one image, plus a 6 x 4 in sheet with as many copies as fit, ready to print and cut apart at a pharmacy or photo kiosk.

What This Tool Doesn't Check

This tool handles sizing and layout, not compliance. It doesn't verify your background, lighting, expression, or head position against your country's official rules - check those against your passport authority's own guidelines before you submit, the same way you would with a printed photo from a studio.

Frequently asked questions

US, Schengen/EU, UK, India, Canada, China, and Australia are built in, plus a custom millimeter size for anything else.

Start with a photo that already has a plain, even background and a front-facing, well-lit shot of your face - this tool crops and sizes it, it doesn't remove or replace the background.

The single photo is sized exactly to your selected requirement, for online applications that take one image upload. The print sheet repeats it as many times as fit on a 6 x 4 in page, for printing at a pharmacy or photo kiosk and cutting apart.

No - it guarantees the size and layout are correct. Whether the photo itself meets your country's background, lighting, and expression rules is still worth checking against their official guidelines.

No. Cropping, resizing, and building the print sheet all happen entirely in your browser.