Passport Photo Resizer
Resize a photo to official passport and visa dimensions — US 2×2 inch, EU/UK/India 35×45 mm, and more. Private, in your browser.
Drop an image here or click to browse
Supports PNG, JPG, and WebP — resized instantly, nothing is uploaded
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How to use Passport Photo Resizer.
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Drop your image into the tool or click to choose a file
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Pick the size preset you need
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Preview the result — the tool scales and center-crops automatically
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Choose a format and click Download
Why use this tool.
No guessing at dimensions — the correct sizes are built in
No stretching or distortion — scaling and cropping are handled automatically
Photos stay on your device, safe for personal and ID images
Free, no watermark, no signup
About Passport Photo Resizer.
Government portals are strict about photo dimensions: US passport applications want exactly 2×2 inches (600×600 pixels), while the UK, EU, and India use 35×45 mm (413×531 pixels at 300 DPI). This tool resizes your photo to those official dimensions in your browser, center-cropping to the correct frame. Because identity photos are among the most sensitive images you handle, everything runs client-side — your photo is never uploaded to any server. Pair it with the size-target compressor if the portal also enforces a file-size cap (commonly 20-100 KB for online applications).
Frequently asked questions.
What size is a US passport photo?
2×2 inches, which is 600×600 pixels at the standard 300 DPI used by online application systems. The head should measure 1 to 1⅜ inches from chin to crown — roughly 50-69% of the frame height.
What is the 35×45 mm size used for?
It's the most common international standard — used by the UK, EU countries, India, and many others. At 300 DPI that is 413×531 pixels, which is what this preset produces.
Does this tool check photo requirements?
It handles the dimensions. You are responsible for the content rules: neutral expression, plain light background, even lighting, no glasses (most countries), and a recent likeness. Government portals reject photos for content issues more often than size issues.
Is a passport photo safe to process here?
Yes — this is exactly why the tool is client-side. Your photo is processed by your own browser and never transmitted, unlike photo-print websites that upload identity photos to their servers.