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Passport Photo Maker

Crop your photo to an official passport or visa photo size, then download a single photo or a print-ready sheet with multiple copies — free, private, no upload required.

Passport Photo Maker crops your photo to official passport and visa photo size presets — including US, UK, Schengen/EU, India, Canada, China, and Australia — or a custom size you define. Zoom and reposition a locked-ratio crop box to frame the shot, then download a single photo at the exact pixel size or a print-ready sheet tiled with multiple copies for a photo kiosk or home printer. Everything runs locally in your browser: no upload, no account, no server. Built by FreeToolHub.

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How it works

Upload a photo, then pick an official size preset or enter a custom width, height, and DPI. Drag and resize the locked-ratio crop frame over your photo, using the zoom slider to frame tighter if needed. Download the single cropped photo at its exact pixel size, or generate a print-ready sheet that tiles several copies onto a postcard, A4, or US Letter page with dashed cut guides for a photo kiosk or home printer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this an officially certified passport photo?

No. Passport Photo Maker crops your photo to the common published size for the country or authority you choose, but it doesn't check biometric details like head position, expression, lighting, or background compliance, and it isn't officially certified by any government or visa authority. Always verify the exact current photo requirements of the country or service you're submitting to before printing or uploading your photo.

Is my photo uploaded anywhere?

No. Your photo is processed entirely on your device using JavaScript in your browser. It is never uploaded to a server, and nothing is stored or transmitted anywhere.

Does this tool remove or replace my background?

No. Passport Photo Maker only crops and resizes your photo — it does not detect or remove the background. Most passport and visa rules require a plain, light, evenly lit background, so it's best to take or choose a photo against a plain white or light-gray backdrop before cropping.

What's the difference between the single photo and the print sheet?

The single photo download gives you one cropped image at the exact target pixel size for online uploads or digital submission. The print sheet arranges multiple copies of that same photo on a larger page, such as a 4 x 6 in postcard, A4, or US Letter sheet, with thin dashed cut lines, so you can print and cut several physical copies at once — handy for kiosks or photo printers that charge per print rather than per photo.

Can I use a size that isn't in the preset list?

Yes. Choose the Custom option to enter your own width, height, and DPI in millimeters or inches, and the tool will crop to that exact size.

What DPI or resolution does it use?

300 DPI, which is the standard resolution most passport photo services and print labs expect. All preset and custom pixel dimensions in this tool are calculated at 300 DPI unless you change the DPI in Custom mode.