Passport Size Photo Maker

35 × 45 mm · 413 × 531 px · ICAO standard

Passport photo sizes, and what this tool does

A passport photo has to be a precise size, and that size depends on the country. Most of the world, including India, the UK, the EU, Australia and Canada, follows the ICAO standard of 35 × 45 mm. The United States is the main exception, using a 2 × 2 inch (51 × 51 mm) square, which India also used until September 2025. Get the size wrong and the application is rejected, so the safest first step is to set the exact pixels. This page does exactly that. Upload a photo, pick your size from the quick buttons (or type your own), choose Fit so your whole photo stays inside the frame on a white background, and download a JPEG at those exact pixels. Everything happens in your browser, so your photo is never uploaded. It is worth being clear about what this tool does and does not do. It sets the size. It does not replace a busy background with plain white, it does not detect your face or position your head to the official head-height rules, and it does not print several copies onto one sheet. For tight head placement, crop your photo first. For a portal that caps the file size (many cap the upload at around 250 KB), resize here and then compress the result. And for a country's exact specification, use the dedicated page for that country below.

How do I make a passport size photo?

Upload your photo, pick your country's size (35 × 45 mm for most countries, or 2 × 2 inch for the US), and download it resized to those exact pixels. It runs in your browser, so nothing is uploaded. It sets the size only: it does not replace the background or position your head, so start from a clear photo on a plain background. If a portal caps the file size, compress the result afterwards.