Passport Photo Resizer

Choose a preset like US 2x2 inches, UK 35x45 mm, or Canada 50x70 mm. The tool aligns your face within typical guidelines and resizes precisely. Export a high-quality JPEG ready for online submissions or printing on photo paper at home or at local print services.

Most countries require a plain, light background, neutral expression, and proper head size within the frame. Remove hats and glasses unless medically necessary. Our presets help with sizing; check your country's rules for background and attire to ensure acceptance.

Yes. In addition to passports, you can prepare photos for visas, driver's licenses, residence permits, student IDs, and other official documents. Choose the appropriate preset size and export a crisp JPEG suited to online portals and print kiosks.

Export the resized image and print at 300 DPI on photo paper. Many services accept uploads directly. If printing at home, disable "fit to page," set the exact dimensions, and use high-quality settings for sharp results that meet government photo standards.

Yes. Editing runs on our secure servers and uploads are auto-deleted after processing — we never add watermarks. You can prepare identification photos quickly, then download instantly for application forms, renewals, or visa appointments without your files being stored or shared.

No. It resizes your uploaded photo to the country preset size you pick and exports a high-quality image; it does not replace the background or auto-position your head. Take your photo against a plain, light background with your face centred first, then resize it here so it meets your country's size requirements.

Pick a recognised country preset (US, UK, EU/Schengen, Canada, Australia or India) — this unlocks the 'Auto-crop to face' toggle in the AI panel. Turning it on detects your face and repositions it to that country's official head-size and eye-line ratio automatically, so you don't have to manually crop and guess the proportions.

Yes. Toggle 'Replace background' in the AI panel, then choose White, Off-white or Light blue — the tool segments you from the original background and swaps it for the solid color you pick, which is useful if your original photo was taken against a cluttered or colored wall.

With a recognised country preset selected, turn on 'Check compliance' — after resizing, you'll get a pass/warn/fail report scoring your photo out of 100 against checks like face detection, resolution, head room, centring and background. It's automated guidance only, so still compare the final photo against your country's official rules for things like expression and glare.

Set the Quality slider to 90-100% to avoid JPEG artefacts, choose 300 DPI (the passport/ID standard baked into the file's print metadata) or 600 DPI for a higher-resolution home printer, and keep the output format as JPEG for the widest compatibility with print kiosks and online submission portals.

Yes. Set Print sheet to 4x6 inch, 5x7 inch or A4 instead of 'Single photo' and the tool tiles multiple copies of your resized photo onto that page size — ready to print at home or hand to a pharmacy print counter that charges per sheet rather than per photo.

Choose your country's specific preset (not a generic cm size) so the AI options unlock, turn on Auto-crop to face and Check compliance, set Quality to 100% and DPI to 300, and keep the output format as JPEG. This combination gives you correct physical sizing, properly positioned head framing, an automated pass/fail report, and a print-ready file in one pass.

Yes. Alongside the eight country presets (US, UK, EU, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, India), the Passport Sizes list also includes generic sizes — 2.5×3.5cm, 3.5×3.5cm, 3.5×4.5cm, 4×6cm and 5×7cm — that cover most other countries' ID and passport photo formats. Picking a generic size does a straightforward centered resize; the AI auto-crop and compliance-check options only activate for the eight recognized country presets, since those rely on that country's exact head-size spec.

Yes. New Zealand and South Africa share the same 35×45mm size and framing rules as the UK, EU and Australia presets, so selecting either country internally uses the Australia spec for auto-crop and compliance checking. The output dimensions and standards are identical across all four presets.

No — Replace background works with any size, including the generic cm presets, not just the eight recognized country presets. Auto-crop to face and Check compliance are the two options that specifically require a recognized country preset (US, UK, EU/Schengen, Canada, Australia/NZ/South Africa or India), because they depend on that country's official head-size and framing ratio.

Yes — the Print resolution dropdown includes a 150 DPI (web/email) option alongside the 300 DPI passport standard and 600 DPI for high-resolution home printing. Pick 150 DPI when you're only uploading to an online visa or passport portal and want a smaller file, but switch back to 300 DPI (or higher) if you'll also be printing the photo, since most photo-print counters and government standards expect that resolution.