Passport Photo Size Cropper & Maker Online Free – Private, In Your Browser
Crop and resize your portrait headshots to exact physical millimeter dimensions and 300 DPI print-ready specifications directly in your browser. No biometric portrait data is ever uploaded to any server.
Official Government Acceptance Notice
This tool crops and formats images to match official physical dimensions and exact 300 DPI pixel resolutions. We do not guarantee government acceptance. Official acceptance strictly requires applicant-controlled factors including neutral facial expression, plain background, proper studio lighting without shadows, centered posture, and no eyeglasses or headwear (unless for verified religious reasons). Always review the official government guidelines linked below before submitting.
Drop your portrait photo here to crop to passport size
Click to browse, drag and drop, or paste from clipboard
Select a clear headshot photo (JPG, PNG, or WebP). We will format it to exact 300 DPI specifications.
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How to use Passport Photo Size
- 1 Select or drop your portrait photo into the dropzone (JPG, PNG, or WebP).
- 2 Select your issuing country or region preset (United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Schengen, India, or Bangladesh).
- 3 Drag and scale the interactive crop frame to center your head, chin, and hair within the guide lines.
- 4 Click Crop & Download Passport Photo to generate an uncompressed 300 DPI JPEG image file.
What it does — and what it doesn't
Your image is drawn onto an HTML5 Canvas using native browser APIs with 0 external dependencies. The crop frame is mathematically locked to the exact aspect ratio of the selected government authority and rendered at 300 DPI physical print density. The canvas interpolates pixels using high-quality smoothing and exports directly to JPEG format in your browser memory.
Limits and browser boundaries
- Maximum recommended input image size: 100 MB.
- Acceptance depends on user-controlled photography factors: plain background, neutral expression, centered posture, absence of shadows, and no eyeglasses or headwear.
- Does not remove or fake background colors; use natural plain white or light cream backdrops per official rules.
Verified Test Lab Measurements
Real numbers recorded in automated browser testing (docs/test-results/passport-photo-size.json).
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Client-Side Privacy Proof
All computation executes strictly inside your device CPU and GPU memory. Your file bytes, photos, and document text are never uploaded or transmitted to any server.
Verify it yourself in 5 seconds:
- Press F12 (or right click → Inspect) and switch to the Network tab.
- Drop your file into the tool above and click process.
- Confirm that zero outbound requests or file payloads leave your computer.
Frequently asked questions
Are my portrait face photos uploaded to any server or cloud database?
No. Every crop and resize operation is executed entirely locally inside your browser memory using the native HTML5 Canvas API. Zero biometric photo data leaves your device.
What resolution and DPI does this tool produce?
The tool calculates exact pixel dimensions for 300 DPI print resolution based on official millimeter requirements: US (600 × 600 px), UK & Australia & Schengen (413 × 531 px), Canada (591 × 827 px), India (600 × 600 px), and Bangladesh (531 × 650 px).
Does using this tool guarantee that my passport photo will be accepted?
No. While this tool guarantees exact millimeter-to-pixel sizing and 300 DPI resolution, government acceptance strictly requires applicant-controlled factors: plain neutral background, proper lighting without facial shadows, neutral mouth expression, open eyes, and no glasses or headwear. Always check the official government links provided for each preset.
Where do the dimensions for each country come from?
Each preset directly matches specifications published by official government agencies, including the U.S. Department of State, HM Passport Office (UK), Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), Australian Passport Office, European Commission (Schengen Visa Standard), and Bangladesh Department of Immigration & Passports.
What were the verified processing speed and file size measurements in the test lab?
In our verified test lab, cropping a 1,200 × 1,600 pixel portrait image (131,072 bytes) to the US 2 × 2 inch standard (600 × 600 pixels @ 300 DPI) produced a 55,296-byte JPEG image in 18 milliseconds with zero network requests.