Passport & ID Photo Maker
The right size, exactly
Passport and visa photos have to be precise — a specific size in millimetres or inches, at print resolution — or the application is rejected. Choose a preset and the tool outputs the exact pixel dimensions at 300 DPI, so a printed copy measures correctly and holds enough detail. A custom millimetre option covers any specification that is not in the list.
Position the face correctly
Most authorities also specify how tall your head should be in the frame and where your eyes should sit — the other common reason home photos fail. A guide overlay draws those zones, so you pan and zoom until your chin, crown, and eye line match, and the crop is made at the correct proportions.
Get the background right
Passport photos need a plain, light background. Pick a white or light-grey fill if yours is already clean; if it is busy, run the photo through the Background Remover first and bring the cutout back here with a plain fill — a quick way to save a good headshot that has a bad backdrop.
Print several copies at home
The 4×6 print sheet tiles multiple copies of your sized photo onto one standard photo print, so a single cheap print at home or a kiosk gives you a sheet of passport photos to cut out — far cheaper than a booth. And because it all runs in your browser, your face never leaves your device.
Frequently asked questions
Is my photo uploaded?
No — the image is cropped, sized, and composited on your device in the browser; nothing is sent to a server, which matters for a photo of your face and ID.
Which sizes are supported?
Common official presets including US passport (2×2 in), UK, EU and Schengen visa (35×45 mm), India, Canada, and Australia, plus a custom size in millimetres for anything not listed.
Will it be accepted officially?
It outputs the correct dimensions and resolution and helps you position the head, but requirements also cover lighting, expression, and background — follow your authority’s rules for the photo you take, then size it here.
Can I fix a busy background?
Yes — remove it first with the Background Remover, then upload the cutout here and choose a plain white or grey fill.
Can I print several copies?
Yes — the print sheet tiles multiple copies onto a standard 4×6 inch layout at 300 DPI, ready for a photo print.
How do I print it at the right size?
Print the 4×6 sheet at actual size (turn off any “fit to page” scaling) on 4×6 photo paper, so each copy measures the correct passport dimensions to cut out.