Passport

Passport Photo Resizer – Official Passport Dimensions

Resize photos to official passport size dimensions for passport applications worldwide.

Drag & Drop Your Photo

or click to browse — resize for passport photos in seconds

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How to Resize Passport Photos

Get a print-ready passport photo in three steps

1

Upload Your Photo

Take a photo against a plain white background with even lighting, then drag and drop it here.

2

Set Passport Dimensions

Enter the required size — 600600 px for US, 413531 px for ICAO — and set DPI to 300 for print quality.

3

Download & Print

Download the resized photo and print on glossy photo paper at a photo kiosk or home printer.

Passport Photo Sizes by Country (2025)

Official passport photo dimensions and requirements worldwide

Americas

  • US Passport: 2 2 in (51 51 mm)
  • Canada: 50 70 mm
  • Brazil: 50 70 mm
  • Mexico: 35 45 mm
  • Argentina: 40 40 mm

Europe & UK

  • UK Passport: 35 45 mm
  • Schengen/EU: 35 45 mm
  • Germany: 35 45 mm
  • France: 35 45 mm
  • Russia: 35 45 mm

Asia-Pacific

  • India: 35 35 mm
  • China: 33 48 mm
  • Japan: 35 45 mm
  • Australia: 35 45 mm
  • South Korea: 35 45 mm

Why Use Our Passport Photo Resizer?

Government-Accepted Sizes

Resize to exact official dimensions — 22 inches for US, 3545mm for ICAO/EU — so your application is accepted first time.

Print-Ready DPI

Set DPI from 72 to 600 to produce print-quality output. 300 DPI meets the minimum for all passport offices worldwide.

100% Private

Your passport photo is processed entirely in your browser. No uploads, no servers — critical for sensitive identity documents.

How to Take & Print a Passport Photo at Home

Taking your own passport photo saves money and time. You don't need professional equipment — a smartphone with decent camera quality and a plain white wall is enough. The key is getting the dimensions and DPI exactly right so your photo meets official requirements.

Step-by-Step Guide

Stand in front of a plain white or off-white wall. Have someone take a photo at arm's length, or use a tripod. Make sure there are no shadows on your face or background. Upload the photo to our resizer, enter the exact pixel dimensions for your country (e.g., 600600 for US), set DPI to 300, and download.

Printing Tips

Print on 46 inch glossy photo paper — you can fit multiple passport photos on a single sheet. Use the highest quality print setting on your printer. Alternatively, upload the file to a photo kiosk at your local pharmacy or supermarket for professional-grade prints at a fraction of the studio cost.

Frequently Asked Questions

The ICAO international standard is 3545mm. The US uses 22 inches (5151mm). At 300 DPI, that's 413531 pixels (ICAO) or 600600 pixels (US). Always check your specific country's requirements.

Most passport offices require at least 300 DPI. For US passports, the State Department recommends 600600 pixels at 300 DPI. Higher DPI produces sharper prints.

Yes. Take a photo against a plain white background with even lighting. Use our resizer to set the exact dimensions and DPI, then print on glossy photo paper at a kiosk or home printer.

Most countries require a plain white or off-white background. The US specifically requires a white background with no patterns, textures, or shadows visible behind the subject.