Passport Photo Maker

Create passport and ID photos for any country or form, right in your browser. Select a preset size (Indian passport, US passport, Aadhaar, visa, exam forms), crop your photo with face guides, optionally flatten the background to white, and download instantly. Your photo is never uploaded to a server.

Your media is processed in your browser and is not uploaded to our servers for conversion. Page assets (including the converter engine) still load over the network.

Select or drop a photo

JPG, PNG, or WebP. Use a clear, well-lit photo for best results. Nothing is uploaded.

Click, tap, or drop a file

Your photo is processed in your browser and is not uploaded to our servers. This matters for ID photos.

How to make a passport photo

  1. Upload your photo. Select or drop a JPG, PNG, or WebP photo. Use a well-lit photo against a plain background for best results.
  2. Choose a size preset. Select your country or form type: Indian Passport, US Passport, Aadhaar, Schengen Visa, exam forms, or enter a custom size.
  3. Position the crop. Drag the crop area to center your face. The aspect ratio is locked to the chosen preset. Face guidelines help you position correctly.
  4. Flatten background to white (optional). Enable the white background option to replace the background with solid white, the standard for most official photos.
  5. Create and download. Click Create Photo. The image is cropped, resized to exact pixel dimensions, and optionally compressed to meet a KB limit. Download the result.

Features

  • 8 preset sizes for every use case

    Indian passport (35x45 mm), US passport (2x2 in), Aadhaar (25x35 mm), EU/Schengen visa, UK passport, and exam form sizes (200x230, 150x200). Or enter custom dimensions.

  • Interactive crop with face guides

    Drag to position the crop area over your face. The aspect ratio is locked to the selected preset, with overlay guides showing ideal head placement.

  • White background flatten

    Replace any background with solid white to meet official photo requirements. Uses Canvas compositing, no AI model needed for this option.

  • Automatic KB compression

    Some presets include a KB limit (like 20 KB for Aadhaar or 50 KB for exam forms). The tool automatically compresses to fit while keeping the photo as sharp as possible.

  • Exact pixel output

    The output matches the exact pixel dimensions required by the form or portal, so you never get rejected for wrong dimensions.

  • Nothing is uploaded

    Cropping, resizing, and compression all run in your browser. Your ID photo never leaves your device, which matters for sensitive personal photos.

Frequently asked questions

What size is an Indian passport photo?

An Indian passport photo is 35x45 mm (3.5x4.5 cm). At 300 DPI, that is 413x531 pixels. This tool has it as a one-click preset.

What size is a US passport photo?

A US passport photo is 2x2 inches (51x51 mm). At 300 DPI, that is 600x600 pixels, a perfect square.

What photo size does Aadhaar need?

Aadhaar enrollment typically requires a 25x35 mm photo (295x413 pixels) under 20 KB in JPG format. This tool crops to those exact dimensions and compresses to fit.

What dimensions do exam portals need?

The most common exam portal photo sizes are 200x230 pixels (under 50 KB) and 150x200 pixels (under 30 KB). Both are available as presets here.

Can I make the background white?

Yes. Enable the white background option and the tool will flatten the image background to solid white. For best results, start with a photo taken against a plain, light-colored wall.

Is my photo uploaded anywhere?

No. All processing happens in your browser. Your ID photo is never sent to a server, which is important for sensitive personal photographs.

How do I get the best passport photo?

Use a well-lit room, stand in front of a plain white or light wall, face the camera directly with a neutral expression, and avoid shadows on your face. Crop tightly to head and shoulders.

Can I use a phone photo for a passport photo?

Yes. Modern phone cameras have more than enough resolution for passport photos. Use the front or rear camera in good lighting, hold the phone at eye level, and crop with this tool.

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