Crop and resize a photo to the exact passport size for your country, at print resolution, with an optional 4x6 print sheet. Your photo is never altered or uploaded.
Your files are processed in your browser, on your own device. Nothing is uploaded to a server.
Pick your country, drop in a photo, and this tool centre-crops and resizes it to the exact pixel size that country prints at 300 DPI. The full preset list sits below. India gets two rows, passport and OCI/visa, because those documents ask for different sizes and sources disagree about both.
One line belongs at the top, not buried at the bottom. This tool sizes and crops a photo. The issuing authority, not any tool, decides whether your photo passes, and no honest tool can promise acceptance. What software can do is get the dimensions exactly right.
India earns its two rows honestly. Sources and guides disagree about Indian passport photo size, listing 35 by 45 mm in some places and 2 by 2 inches in others. Splitting passport from OCI and visa lets you match the document you actually hold. When a portal prints its own required size on the upload page, that instruction beats every preset list, this one included.
Studios print passport photos on a 4 by 6 inch sheet and cut the copies apart. Tick the print sheet option and the tool tiles your sized photo across one 4 by 6 inch sheet at print resolution, ready to hand over or print at home. If the application is online only, skip the sheet and take the single photo, then match the portal file cap with the 100KB compressor or whichever size the form names.
It never alters your photo itself. It does not replace the background, smooth skin, remove glasses or straighten a tilted head. Some tools advertise digital background replacement for passport photos, and some countries flatly forbid digitally altered photos, so a replaced background can get an application rejected rather than helped. Take the photo against the plain, light background your country asks for, in even light, facing the camera. The crop and the pixels are the software part. The photo is yours.
Centre-cropping has one practical consequence. The tool trims the sides or the top and bottom to reach the passport shape, so a photo taken very close can lose headroom. If the crop cuts into your head or chin, retake the photo from a little further back. General resizing to any size you name lives on the image resizer.
An ID photo is a personal document, and it is processed in your browser only. Nothing is uploaded, stored or seen by anyone at ToolPeko, and there is no account and no daily cap. The same holds for every tool in the image converters collection.
600 by 600 pixels, which is 2 by 2 inches printed at 300 DPI. The same size covers US visa photos and Pakistan passport photos.
For an Indian passport photo, pick India passport at 413 by 531 pixels. For OCI and Indian visa applications, pick India OCI and visa at 600 by 600 pixels. If your application portal states its own required size, follow the portal.
Yes. Stand against a plain, light background in even light, face the camera directly, and leave space around your head and shoulders. The tool crops and sizes the photo. What is in the photo, expression, background and shadows, is down to the shot itself.
No. The tool only crops and resizes. It never replaces a background or retouches the photo, and some countries reject digitally altered passport photos, so an untouched photo is the safer file as well as the honest one.
It tiles your sized photo across a 4 by 6 inch sheet, the way a photo studio prints passport copies for cutting apart. Use it when a physical print is what you need. Online applications want the single photo file instead.
No tool can promise that. Acceptance is judged by the issuing authority, which checks the background, expression, head position, glasses and shadows as well as the size. This tool gets the dimensions exactly right, and the rest depends on the photo itself.
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