UNITED STATES · SQUARE
2×2 Passport Photo Maker
Create a 600×600 pixel crop for a 2×2 inch print and arrange six copies on 4×6 paper.
Open the 2×2 maker →UK & SCHENGEN · PORTRAIT
35×45 mm Photo Maker
Use a 35:45 crop for a UK printed passport photo or switch to the Schengen visa preset.
Open the 35×45 maker →PRINT LAYOUT
4×6 Template Maker
Build a 1200×1800 pixel print sheet at 300 DPI with as many selected-size copies as fit.
Open the 4×6 maker →U.S. VISA
US Visa Photo Maker
Start with the US visa preset and keep printed-photo rules separate from DS-160 digital file rules.
Open the visa maker →ANY PRINT SIZE
Custom Photo Size Maker
Enter a width and height from 10 to 100 mm, crop to that ratio, then export at 300 DPI.
Open custom size →BEFORE YOU APPLY
Requirements Guides
Check official sources, photo age, background, expression, editing, digital file limits and print rules.
Browse all guides →SCHENGEN VISA
Schengen Visa Photo
Start with the common 35×45 mm print format and verify the responsible embassy.
Open Schengen maker →CANADA · REFERENCE
Canada 50×70 Reference
Understand size and face height while preserving the commercial-photographer warning.
Open Canada reference →AUSTRALIA · REFERENCE
Australia Size Reference
Review the official size range, face height and professional-provider warning.
Open Australia reference →ROUTE-DEPENDENT
India Passport Photo
Check PSK, minor and overseas-mission routes before choosing a photo size.
Check India route →CHINA VISA
China Visa 33×48
Crop the paper format and review separate digital upload requirements.
Open China visa maker →USCIS I‑485
Green Card Photo
Create a 2×2 crop using the printed-photo section of Form I‑485 instructions.
Open Green Card maker →SQUARE ID SIZE
1×1 Photo Maker
Make a 300×300 pixel one-inch ID photo and 4×6 layout.
Open 1×1 maker →PORTRAIT ID SIZE
30×40 mm Maker
Create a 3:4 crop at approximately 354×472 pixels.
Open 30×40 maker →PORTRAIT SIZE
50×70 mm Maker
Create the outer size without implying Canada-specific compliance.
Open 50×70 maker →Why separate tool pages?
“Passport photo” can mean a physical 2×2 print, a 35×45 mm paper photo, a visa upload, or a custom ID format. A dedicated page makes the starting preset and limitations clear while the underlying browser tool stays consistent.