Make a passport size photo
Turn an ordinary photo into a correctly sized passport picture. The tool is preset to 600 x 600 pixels, the standard 2 x 2 inch requirement, and crops to fill it exactly.
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Resizing runs in your browser, so your photo is never uploaded.
The sizes that are actually required
The United States requires a square 2 x 2 inch photo, which is 600 x 600 pixels at 300 DPI. Most of Europe, India, Pakistan and much of Asia use 35 x 45 millimetres instead, which is roughly 413 x 531 pixels. Check your specific application before submitting, and use the preset buttons above to switch between them.
Rules a resizer cannot fix for you
Sizing is only one requirement. Most authorities also demand a plain light background, a neutral expression with both eyes open, no glasses, and the head occupying a specified proportion of the frame. If your background is not plain, our background remover can replace it with white before you resize.
Keep the crop centred on the face
The "Fill and crop" mode trims from the edges to reach the exact square, so start from a photo where your head is already roughly centred. If your head sits off to one side, crop the photo yourself first so the important part is not cut away.
Frequently asked questions
What size is a passport photo in pixels?
For the US 2 x 2 inch standard it is 600 x 600 pixels at 300 DPI. For the 35 x 45 millimetre standard used across Europe and much of Asia, it is approximately 413 x 531 pixels at the same resolution.
Can I make a passport photo from a normal selfie?
You can size it correctly here, but a selfie often fails on other grounds — the wide-angle lens distorts facial proportions and the background is rarely plain. For an official submission, use a straight-on photo taken from a short distance against a blank wall.
How do I get a white background for my passport photo?
Use our background remover first and choose the white background option, then return here to size the result. Both tools run on your device, so your ID photo is never uploaded.