Passport Photo Maker

Turn any portrait into a correctly sized ID photo. Pick your country’s dimensions, choose print resolution, and get a file with the exact pixel size photo studios and online forms expect.

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Max 50 MB per fileAccepted: JPG, PNG, WEBP, HEIC

How to use

  1. 1

    Add a front-facing portrait photo.

  2. 2

    Choose the ID size preset (e.g. 35×45 mm).

  3. 3

    Pick 300 or 600 DPI print resolution.

  4. 4

    Press Make photo and download the print-ready file.

Supported formats

Accepts

JPGPNGWebPHEIC

Produces

JPGPNG

FAQ

35×45 mm (most passports), 30×40 mm, 33×48 mm, 2×2 inch (US visa) and 40×60 mm.

At 300 DPI a 35×45 mm photo is 413×531 px; at 600 DPI it doubles. Both are shown before you export.

No — it handles exact sizing only. Always verify background, expression and recency rules with your issuing authority.

No. Everything is cropped and rendered on your device.

About this tool: Passport Photo Maker

Compliant passport photos without the studio

The Passport Photo Maker turns an ordinary photo into a biometric ID photo that matches official specifications. Choose the standard — 35×45 mm Schengen, 2×2 inch US visa, and other common formats — and the tool crops, scales and frames the picture so the head occupies the required proportion of the frame.

Governments are strict: wrong head height, wrong background or wrong aspect ratio and an application bounces. This tool enforces the geometry for you, producing a correctly proportioned file you can print at a photo shop or upload directly to an online application. It also accepts HEIC, so iPhone shots go straight in.

Your face is sensitive data — this is exactly the tool that should never involve an upload. Everything is computed locally in your browser; the photo never leaves your device. Capture against a plain background following the on-screen guidance, and you have passport-grade photos in minutes, free.

Like every Piclizer tool, this one runs entirely in your browser — your files stay on your device.

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