Passport Photo Resizer
Resize passport-size photos for government forms, exams and job applications. Set exact dimensions in pixels or millimetres, choose DPI and JPG, PNG or WEBP output, and target a file-size limit. Processing stays in your browser.
Passport photo
Add a clear front-facing photo. Choose the dimensions and file requirements from your application instructions.
Drop your photo here
or click to browse · JPG, PNG or WEBP
Use the crop controls below to position the face inside the output frame.
Drag the preview to reposition your photo. On mobile, pinch with two fingers to zoom. Use the sliders for precise adjustments.
How to resize a passport photo
- Upload a clear, front-facing photograph with your face visible and evenly lit.
- Choose a common physical size or enter the exact pixel width and height required by your application.
- Set the requested DPI, output format and maximum file size in KB.
- Drag the live crop preview to reposition the image, or pinch to zoom on a phone. The sliders remain available for fine adjustments.
- Check the final preview, create the image, verify its dimensions and file size, then download it.
Common photo requirements
- 35 × 45 mm is a frequently used passport-photo size; 2 × 2 inches is another common format.
- At 300 DPI, 35 × 45 mm is approximately 413 × 531 pixels. The exact requirement depends on the application.
- Use JPG for most photographic uploads. Choose PNG or WEBP only when the application accepts those formats.
Are my photos uploaded to your server?
No. Image decoding, cropping, resizing, compression and file generation happen in your browser. Your selected photo is not sent to our server.
Can I create an exact file size in KB?
The entered KB value is treated as a maximum, not a promise to create a file of exactly that size. JPG and WEBP quality is adjusted to approach the limit. Some images cannot reach a very small limit while retaining the requested dimensions.
Does 300 DPI change the pixel dimensions?
For physical-size presets, the pixel dimensions are calculated from the selected physical size and DPI. For custom pixel dimensions, changing DPI updates the resolution metadata while keeping the entered width and height.
Why is my output above the KB limit?
The target may be too small for the selected dimensions and image detail. Try a higher KB limit or another format accepted by the application. The tool does not silently change your requested pixel dimensions.
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