Passport Size Photo Maker

Indian passport applications accept 35×45 mm photos (portrait) for most forms, and 50×50 mm for certain services such as PAN card. This Indian passport size photo maker crops to 35×45 mm at 300 DPI — 413×531 pixels (50×50 mm is 590×590 pixels) — with a plain white or light-colored background and your head clearly centered.

US passport photos must be exactly 2×2 inches (51×51 mm) — 600×600 pixels at 300 DPI. Your head must measure between 1 inch and 1 3/8 inches (25-35 mm) from chin to crown, centered in the frame, on a plain white or off-white background.

Take a photo against a plain white wall with even lighting, keep your face centered and expression neutral, then upload it here. This tool crops it to the exact passport dimensions at 300 DPI, fills a clean white background, and can lay out 4-12 copies on a 4×6 inch or A4 sheet for cheap photo-lab or home printing.

Yes. Many online application portals (Indian government forms, visa systems) cap the uploaded photo at 20KB, 30KB, 50KB, or 100KB. Choose a target size below the Download button and the tool automatically finds the JPEG quality that fits the limit while keeping the best possible appearance. If your crop genuinely can't reach the smallest targets, the size readout shows the closest it achieved — we never silently exceed the limit you picked.

Most countries require a plain white or very light background. This tool always fills a pure white background behind your crop, so even a slightly off-white photo becomes compliant.

No. Every step — cropping, resizing, sheet layout, and compression — runs entirely in your browser. Your photo never leaves your device, and all EXIF metadata (including GPS location) is stripped from the output.

On 4×6 inch sheets you can print 4 or 6 photos; on A4 sheets 4, 6, 8, or 12. The tool shows only the layouts that fit your chosen passport size and disables the rest. Need the Indian photo-studio “8 copy” sheet? Pick A4 and choose 8 copies — the tool lays them out automatically.

Downloads are JPEG at 300 DPI — both the single photo and the print sheet. Sheet paper comes in 4×6 inch (4 or 6 copies) or A4 (4, 6, 8, or 12 copies); pick the one your photo lab or home printer takes. If a portal needs a specific file size instead, use the KB target option before downloading.

Yes. Lay a baby on a plain white sheet and shoot straight down from above, or sit a child against a plain wall — face toward the camera, eyes open, mouth closed. Then upload the photo here and convert it the same way as an adult's: the tool crops to the official size and fills a clean white background. No special equipment needed — a phone photo taken in even lighting works.