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title: "Passport Photo Maker: Crop to Official Sizes | ToolSugar"
description: "Crop a photo to passport and visa sizes such as 35x45 mm and 2x2 in. Exact pixels at 300 DPI, optional white background, and it all runs on your device."
canonical: https://toolsugar.com/tools/passport-photo
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# Passport Photo Maker

ToolSugar crops your photo to common passport sizes, such as India's 35x45 mm at 413x531 pixels and the US 2x2 inch at 600x600, then saves a JPG. You position your face with an on-screen guide, and can optionally replace the background with white using an on-device AI model. It does not check your photo against any government's rules.

Runs on your device

## How it works

1. Add a clear, front-facing photo taken in even light.
2. Choose the size your application asks for.
3. Drag the photo and adjust the zoom until your face fills the oval.
4. Set a file size limit if your form has one, then press Make photo.

## Key facts

- **India, UK and Schengen**: 35x45 mm, 413x531 pixels at 300 DPI
- **United States**: 2x2 inches, 600x600 pixels, under 240 KB by default
- **Canada**: 50x70 mm, 591x827 pixels at 300 DPI
- **Output**: JPG at the exact pixel size

## Common uses

- Prepare a digital photo for an online passport or visa application.
- Make a 200x230 pixel photo under 50 KB for an online exam or job form.
- Get the crop right at home before printing at a photo counter.

## Questions

### Will this photo be accepted?

We cannot promise that. This tool sets the size and framing, but authorities also judge lighting, expression, and how recent the photo is. Check the current rules on your government's site before submitting.

### How do I print it at the right size?

The pixel count matches 300 DPI, but the JPG file does not force a print size. In your print dialog, set the size to the millimeters or inches you need rather than fit to page.

### Does the white background option upload my photo?

No. It uses an AI model that runs in your browser, downloaded once. Hair edges are the hardest part, so look at the result closely before you use it.

[Read the Passport Photo guide](https://toolsugar.com/blog/how-to-make-a-passport-photo)

## Related tools

- [Remove Background](https://toolsugar.com/tools/remove-background)
- [Resize Image to 413x531](https://toolsugar.com/tools/resize-image-to-413x531)
- [Resize Image to 600x600](https://toolsugar.com/tools/resize-image-to-600x600)