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Free Online Passport Photo Maker

Crop photos to official passport sizes and build a printable photo sheet.

Drop a portrait here or click to browse JPG, PNG, WebP · face the camera in good light

All output pixels are calculated for 300 DPI printing.

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Drag inside the frame to reposition the portrait. Drag a corner to resize the crop while keeping the official aspect ratio. The dashed head guide is a positioning aid only.

Upload a portrait to position the passport crop
Single photo
4 × 6 print sheet

Pixel dimensions match 300 DPI printing, but exported image files do not store a DPI tag. When printing, choose a 4 × 6 inch paper size and enable borderless printing; make sure the printer does not scale the sheet to fit.

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About the Passport Photo Maker

This free passport photo maker helps you prepare a compliant portrait at home instead of paying for a photo booth. Upload a recent photo, choose the official size for your country, and position the head inside the crop frame. The tool calculates the correct pixel dimensions for 300 DPI printing, then creates a single photo plus a 4 × 6 inch sheet containing multiple copies. The sheet is laid out with even spacing and a faint cut line around each photo, so you can print it at a photo lab or on a suitable home printer and trim the copies yourself. Everything is processed in your browser and no photo is uploaded.

Supported photo sizes

  • United States: 2 × 2 inches, exported at 600 × 600 pixels.
  • United Kingdom, European Union, and India: 35 × 45 mm, exported at 413 × 531 pixels.
  • Canada: 50 × 70 mm, exported at 591 × 827 pixels.
  • Australia: 35 × 45 mm, exported at 413 × 531 pixels.

Getting a good result

Use a recent, sharply focused photo with a plain light background and even lighting. Face the camera directly with a neutral expression, keep your eyes open, and avoid hats or heavy shadows. The dashed head guide is a visual aid: place the top of the head near the upper guide and the chin near the lower guide, with the eyes roughly on the eye line. Official rules vary by country, so always check the current requirements of the authority receiving the photo before printing.

Frequently asked questions

Is the downloaded photo really 300 DPI?

The pixel dimensions are calculated for 300 DPI, which is what most photo printers expect. The exported file does not contain a DPI metadata tag, so set the print size to 4 × 6 inches and disable scaling in your printer dialog.

How many copies fit on a 4 × 6 sheet?

It depends on the photo size. A 35 × 45 mm photo usually fits six copies, while a 2 × 2 inch photo fits two. The tool automatically limits the sheet to the number that fits and tells you if you requested more.

Can I use this for an official application?

The tool helps with size and cropping, but acceptance depends on the photo itself and the rules of the receiving authority. Check requirements for background, expression, glasses, and recency before submitting.

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