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Crop your photo to the exact passport or visa photo standard — India (35×45mm), US (2×2in) or Schengen (35×45mm) — at 300 DPI on a white background, then generate a 4×6in print sheet with multiple copies and cut guides.
Last updated 5 September 2026
India Passport Photo — 35 × 45 mm at 300 DPI (413×531px), white background
Drag & drop a file here, or
A clear, front-facing photo against a plain light background
India, US or Schengen — each maps to the exact required pixel size at 300 DPI.
Drag to position and zoom to fit the required aspect ratio exactly, on a white background.
Save the single photo, or generate a 4×6in sheet tiled with as many copies as fit, complete with cut guides.
The cropped photo is resized to exactly 413×531 pixels, then tiled six times on a 1200×1800 pixel (4×6in at 300 DPI) sheet with a small gap and a dashed cut line around each copy.
Passport applications and photo studios both typically ask for more than one print. Rather than pay per print or crop the same photo six times, this tool tiles as many copies as fit on a standard 4×6in photo print size — the size almost every pharmacy and photo kiosk print machine accepts — with light dashed guides so you can cut them apart cleanly.
This tool handles the sizing, DPI and print layout precisely. It does not attempt to verify facial positioning, expression, or lighting rules that passport authorities also require (like head size within the frame or a truly neutral expression) — take the source photo against a plain, well-lit background and check your country’s official photo guidelines before submitting.
It gets the size, DPI and background right, but passport authorities also check things like head position and expression that this tool can’t verify. Always check your country’s official photo guidelines as well.
A standard 4×6 inch photo print, available at almost any pharmacy, photo kiosk or home printer with photo paper.
Yes — passport sizes are defined in one small config file, so adding a new country’s standard is a quick addition.
No. Cropping, resizing and print-sheet generation all happen in your browser.
Use the closest matching standard's dimensions as a starting point, or crop with our general Image Resizer to your country's specific millimetre or pixel requirement.
Yes — the standards here call for a plain white background, so the tool always renders one regardless of your original photo's background, provided your subject is reasonably separated from it.
Yes — the single cropped photo is available as its own download alongside the print sheet, so you can use whichever your application actually needs.
300 DPI is the standard resolution photo labs and passport authorities expect for a genuinely print-quality photo — lower resolutions can look visibly soft once printed at actual passport-photo size.