Passport Photo Maker Online — Free, by Country
Crop and size a passport or ID photo to your country's exact specification — right in your browser, with nothing ever uploaded.
Passport Photo Maker Online — Free, by Country
Passport and visa photos are held to a strict, country-specific spec: a precise physical size, a matching pixel count at 300 DPI, and rules about how much of the frame your head fills. Get any of those numbers wrong and the application is one of the most common things sent back for a redo. This hub points you to a dedicated tool for each country's requirement, so you're working to the right target from the start.
Every tool in this cluster works the same way: you upload a photo, it crops to that country's exact aspect ratio and resizes the result to the precise pixel dimensions that match the required print size at 300 DPI. Because it all runs locally in your browser using the Canvas API, your photo — a sensitive personal document — is never uploaded to a server.
A tool can handle the crop and pixel dimensions, but it can't judge background color, lighting, expression, or head-height rules for you, and official requirements can change and vary by application type. Treat these as a fast way to hit the dimensional spec, and always check the current official photo requirements for your specific application before submitting.
Common questions
Pick the one that matches the country you're applying to — each is preset to that country's exact size and pixel spec. If your country isn't listed yet, the US (2 x 2 inch) or UK (35 x 45mm) tool covers the two most common international sizes, but always confirm your own country's requirement first.
No. Every tool in this cluster crops and resizes your photo entirely in your browser using the Canvas API. Your photo, which is a sensitive personal document, never leaves your device.
It gets you the correct dimensions and aspect ratio, but acceptance also depends on things a tool can't check — background color, lighting, expression, glasses, and head-height rules. Review the official photo requirements for your specific application before submitting.
Yes — the cluster is built to grow. Each country is a dedicated tool preset to its own spec, and new ones are added here as they're built.