Passport / ID Photo Maker

Crop your photo to exact passport, visa, or ID card dimensions and print a 4×6 sheet.

Passport / ID Photo Maker
Drop a photo here or click to browse
PNG, JPG, WEBP

📐 How to Use

  1. Drag and drop a photo onto the drop zone, or click to browse.
  2. Choose the photo size you need: US Passport/Visa, 35×45mm, 25×35mm, or Square.
  3. Drag the crop box to frame your face correctly within the guide.
  4. Pick a background fill colour if needed, and an output format.
  5. Download the single photo, or the 4×6" print sheet with multiple copies tiled for a photo shop.

🎯 When to Use This

  • Producing a 35 by 45 millimeter visa photo from a plain-background snapshot taken at home against a blank wall.
  • Taking a 4 by 6 PDF to a print counter, which charges for one ordinary print rather than for a specialty passport service.
  • Generating the exact pixel dimensions an online application demands, when the form rejects anything that is not the stated size.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

QDoes this remove or replace my background?
No — this tool crops and resizes your photo to the correct dimensions and fills any transparent areas with a solid colour. It does not detect or remove an existing background from a photo; take your photo against a plain backdrop for best results.
QWill this photo be accepted by passport/visa authorities?
This tool gets the dimensions and framing right, but official acceptance also depends on lighting, expression, and background requirements set by your specific passport or visa authority — always check their current official guidelines before submitting.
QWhat is the 4×6" print sheet?
It's a single PDF sized for a standard 4×6 inch photo print, tiled with as many copies of your ID photo as fit — handy for printing multiple copies cheaply at any photo print shop.
QIs my photo uploaded anywhere?
No. Cropping, resizing, and PDF generation all happen locally in your browser. Your photo is never uploaded to a server.

ℹ️ About This Tool

An identity photo is specified in physical units plus a print resolution, not in pixels: two inches square for the United States, 35 by 45 millimeters across much of Europe and Asia, 25 by 35 millimeters for many ID cards. At 300 dots per inch those become 600 by 600, 413 by 531 and 295 by 413 pixels, which is what a photo counter needs to print them correctly.

The crop box is locked to the selected preset's ratio, and on export the chosen region is drawn onto a canvas of exactly those pixel dimensions over the background color you set. The single photo saves as JPEG at quality 0.95 or as PNG. The print sheet is a 4 by 6 inch PDF built with jsPDF, tiling the photo with dashed cut lines.

⚠️ Notes & Limits

  • The exported JPEG and PNG carry no DPI tag, so printing software may assume 96 dots per inch and scale the photo wrongly. Print the PDF sheet instead.
  • How many copies fit depends on the preset: a 2 by 2 inch US photo tiles two to a 4 by 6 sheet, while a 35 by 45 millimeter photo fits six.
  • Head height and eye position are not measured. The tool enforces the frame dimensions only, and most authorities also specify where the head must sit.
  • The print sheet always embeds the photo as JPEG at quality 0.95, even when you have chosen PNG for the single-photo download.