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How to use
Upload a clear photo
Use a front-facing photo with even lighting. JPG, PNG, WebP or iPhone HEIC up to 25 MB works, or paste one with Ctrl+V.
Pick the country and fix the photo
Choose the country and document, then zoom, drag and straighten so your chin and crown fall between the red marks. Change the background or brightness if needed.
Download the photo or print sheet
Download a JPG at 300 or 600 dpi, exact pixels or under a KB limit for online forms, or a print sheet as JPG or exact-size PDF. Print at 100 percent scale.
Why Passport Size Photo Maker
- 20 country presets plus a custom size, with a head-size guide for each.
- AI background replacement with white, grey, blue or any colour, in your browser.
- Brightness, contrast, straighten, 300 or 600 dpi, exact pixels or a KB limit.
- Print sheets for 4 x 6, 5 x 7, 3.5 x 5 in, A4 or Letter, as JPG or PDF.
Passport and ID photo sizes in this tool
Each preset's pixel size depends on the resolution you choose; the table shows 300 dpi, which is what photo labs and most online forms expect. Requirements change, so confirm the size, background and head size with the official source for your application.
| Preset | Print size | Pixels at 300 dpi | Copies on 4 x 6 in |
|---|---|---|---|
| US passport, US visa | 2 x 2 in (51 x 51 mm) | 600 x 600 | 6 |
| UK, Schengen, Germany | 35 x 45 mm | 413 x 531 | 8 |
| India, Pakistan, Japan, Korea | 35 x 45 mm | 413 x 531 | 8 |
| Australia, Singapore, Philippines | 35 x 45 mm | 413 x 531 | 8 |
| Indian visa | 50 x 50 mm | 591 x 591 | 4 |
| India PAN card | 25 x 35 mm | 295 x 413 | 10 |
| Canada, Brazil | 50 x 70 mm | 591 x 827 | 2 |
| China | 33 x 48 mm | 390 x 567 | 8 |
| Malaysia | 35 x 50 mm | 413 x 591 | 8 |
| Saudi Arabia visa | 40 x 60 mm | 472 x 709 | 3 |
Tips for a photo that gets accepted
Most rejections come from the photo itself, not the crop. Get these right before you open the tool and the rest is quick.
- Stand about half a metre in front of a plain light wall, with light coming from the front so there are no shadows behind you. The AI background is most reliable when you stand out clearly from the wall.
- Look straight at the camera with a neutral expression, mouth closed, both ears visible where the rules ask for it.
- Take the photo from about a metre away at eye level, so your face is not distorted by a close phone lens.
- Remove glasses if your country's rules require it, and avoid hats unless worn for religious reasons.
- Use zoom and straighten so the head sits between the red marks, then compare with the official rule for your country.