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PRIVATE ID PHOTO FORMATTER

Passport Photo Maker

Create passport, visa, and ID photos with browser-first cropping, country presets, compliance guides, and print-ready exports.

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Normal crop, resize and export run locally. Background replacement is optional and never alters facial features intentionally.

Crop onlyExact sizeClear anytime
Passport Photo MakerChoose a document
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Step by step controls
STEP 1

Choose document

Select the issuing country and document so the crop ratio and output size are correct.

STEP 2

Upload a clear photo

Drop a photo here

Use JPG, PNG or WebP with even lighting and space around the head and shoulders.

No photo selected yet.
Custom size and quality
Use custom size only when your country or document is not in the preset list. Presets keep the crop ratio and pixel output aligned for the selected DPI.
STEP 3

Adjust crop

Drag the preview to move the photo. Use zoom and rotation only to fit the selected guide.

Crop and head position
STEP 5

Export exact size

Print sheets are generated at the selected DPI. Print at 100% / actual size, not fit-to-page.
Upload a photo to begin. Official photo requirements can change, so verify the final size, background and head-position rules before submitting.

How passport photo sizing works

Use this as a formatter, then check the final result against the current authority rules.

What is passport photo size?

Passport photo size is the physical width and height required by the issuing authority, usually in millimetres or inches. The tool converts that size to pixels using the selected DPI.

How to make a 35 x 45 mm photo

Select a 35 x 45 mm preset, choose 300 or 600 DPI, upload the image, drag the crop until the head fits the guide, then export PNG or JPG.

How to print at correct size

Use the 4 x 6, A4 or Letter sheet and print at 100% actual size. Do not use fit-to-page, because it changes the physical dimensions.