What is the exact passport photo size in pixels?

For Indian forms, 35 × 45 mm at 300 DPI is 413 × 531 pixels. For passports and visas, 2 × 2 inches at 300 DPI is 600 × 600 pixels (602 × 602 by strict measurement). This maker outputs exactly those dimensions — the pixel count is shown under the frame before you download.

What does the 4×6 print sheet do?

It arranges multiple copies of your exact-size photo on one standard 4×6 inch photo sheet — six copies at 35 × 45 mm — with light cutting guides. Print that single sheet at any studio and cut along the guides instead of paying for a photo session.

Can it change my photo's background to white?

No — it crops and sizes the photo without altering its content, which is also safer: some authorities reject digitally replaced backgrounds. For a white background, photograph against a white wall or sheet in bright, even light, then crop here.

Is my photo uploaded to a server?

No. Everything happens in your browser on this device. Your identity photo is never uploaded or stored anywhere.

My form also has a KB limit. What should I do?

Make the photo here first so the dimensions are exact, then run the downloaded photo through the matching resize page (50KB, 100KB or 200KB) to fit the file-size limit. Resizing does not change the photo's dimensions.

Which size do Indian government and exam forms use?

Most use 35 × 45 mm. Indian passports and most visas use 2 × 2 inches. A few forms ask for 35 × 35 mm. Your form's instructions state the size — all three are in the size selector.

Can I use a selfie or a group photo?

A clear selfie taken at arm's length, front-facing and evenly lit, works well. Group photos crop poorly because the face ends up too small and prints soft — a dedicated head-and-shoulders photo gives a far better result.

Is it really free, with no watermark?

Yes. No account, no watermark on your photo, no limit on downloads. The processing runs on your own device.

Passport Size Photo Maker Online Free

Turn any photo into an exact passport-size photo: 35 × 45 mm for Indian forms, or 2 × 2 inch for passports and visas, at proper 300 DPI print resolution — plus a printable sheet of copies on standard 4×6 photo paper.

Exact dimensions in millimetres at 300 DPI — the size forms and studios use

Drag to position your face and zoom to frame it correctly

Download a single photo or a 4×6 print sheet with multiple copies

Private by design: your photo is processed on your device, never uploaded

What “passport size” actually means in numbers

“Passport size” is not one size — it is a family of exact measurements. Indian government and exam forms overwhelmingly ask for 35 × 45 mm. Indian passports and most visas ask for 2 × 2 inches (51 × 51 mm). What they share is the requirement behind the size: at print quality (300 dots per inch), 35 × 45 mm means a file of exactly 413 × 531 pixels, and 2 × 2 inches means 600 × 600 pixels (602 × 602 measured precisely). A photo that is merely “about right” gets rejected by strict portals or printed wrong by studios.

This maker works in those real numbers. You choose the size your form demands, drag your photo until the face sits correctly in the frame, and zoom to fill it. The download is produced at exactly the right pixel dimensions — and the print sheet arranges copies on a standard 4×6 inch photo sheet, the cheapest print at any studio, with cutting guides. One studio visit for one print replaces paying for a fresh photo session for every form.

How to use Passport Photo Maker

Choose a clear front-facing photo

Pick a recent photo with your face clear, evenly lit and looking at the camera — ideally against a plain white or light wall. Upload it, drag it in, or paste it.

Pick the size your form asks for

35 × 45 mm covers most Indian forms; 2 × 2 inch covers passports and visas; 35 × 35 mm suits the forms that ask for a square. The exact output pixels are shown under the frame.

Drag and zoom to frame your face

Drag the photo so your face is centred with head and shoulders in frame, and use the zoom slider to fill the space. The frame never distorts the photo — it only crops.

Download the photo or the print sheet

Download the single exact-size photo for online forms, or the 4×6 print sheet with several copies for studio printing — cut along the light guides.

Designed for forms, passports, visas and exam applications

Every season, millions of applicants pay studio fees for a simple crop — because a form needs 35 × 45 mm, a visa needs 2 × 2 inches, and a phone gallery offers neither. This maker is that crop, done properly: correct millimetres, correct print resolution, and a sheet layout that matches how studios actually print.

It serves the whole run of paperwork: government job and exam applications, university admissions, PAN and passport services, visa applications, bank KYC and office ID cards. Keep the downloaded file and the print sheet, and the next form that asks costs you nothing.

Example: six copies from one photo, one 4×6 print

A student needs passport photos for three different applications in the same week. From one good photo taken at home against a white wall, she makes the 35 × 45 mm version here and downloads the print sheet: six copies arranged on a single 4×6 sheet. The studio prints that one sheet for a few rupees; she cuts along the guides and has exact-size photos for all three forms — the same result as three studio sittings.

When this maker is the right choice

Use it whenever a form, portal or office specifies a photo size in millimetres or inches. If the same portal also sets a file-size limit — many cap uploads at 20KB to 200KB — make the photo here first, then bring it to the matching resize page to fit the KB limit without changing its dimensions.

For official passport and visa submissions, follow the authority's own photograph rules as well (background colour, recency, glasses and expression rules differ by country). This tool guarantees the dimensions and print quality; the photo itself should be taken to those rules — plain background, even light, neutral expression, nothing covering the face.

Edge cases to check before submitting

Background: this maker crops and sizes your photo but does not replace the background. If a form demands a white background, take the photo against a white wall or sheet in bright, even light — the result is accepted far more often than an edited background, which some authorities reject. Shadows across the face are the other common rejection; face a window or light source rather than standing under a single harsh bulb.

Group photos and distant shots crop poorly: the face becomes too few pixels and prints soft. If the printed size matters, retake a dedicated photo — head and shoulders filling the frame — and crop that. The downloads are always exactly the stated pixels, so anything soft in the preview will be soft in print.

Portal also sets a KB limit?

Make the photo here at the exact dimensions, then fit its file size with Resize Image to 50KB or the 100KB and 200KB versions — the dimensions stay untouched while the file shrinks.

Privacy, quality and compatibility

A passport photo is an identity document. Here it is processed entirely in your browser — never uploaded, never stored, never seen by anyone else. No account, no watermark, no copies kept.

Downloads are print-ready JPGs at 300 DPI in the exact stated dimensions, and the print sheet fits standard 4×6 inch photo paper used by studios everywhere. What you frame in the preview is pixel-for-pixel what you download.