How it works
- Upload a clear portrait.
- Select the destination standard.
- Drag, zoom, and adjust lighting.
- Download one photo or a print sheet.
Passport Photo Maker
Create correctly sized passport and ID photos with crop, lighting, and print-sheet controls.
Upload a clear front-facing portrait to begin. Processing stays in your browser.
Processing portraitPreparing the local image model…
Photo preview
Drag the image to reposition it.
35 mm (413 px)
45 mm (531 px)
- Upload analysis in progress.
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Popular photo sizes
Select a standard to update the preview.Privacy first
Your portrait is processed locally.
Nothing is uploaded or stored.
Browser-only processingSupported output
JPG, PNG and WebP
Country-size pixel dimensions calculated at 300 DPI.
Important
Requirements vary by country and document type.
Always verify the latest official photo rules before submitting.
Practical guide
Using Passport Photo Maker with confidence
Reviewed by LipiCode Editorial Team
What this tool helps you do
A passport-photo maker helps crop and size a portrait to a selected standard. Acceptance still depends on the issuing authority's current rules for pose, expression, lighting, background, recency, print, and digital submission.
When it is useful
- Preparing a correctly proportioned portrait
- Checking head placement guides
- Creating a print layout
- Exporting required pixel dimensions
A practical example
Select the destination country, align the face within the guides without stretching it, use an even plain background, and compare the exported photo with the authority's official examples before submission.
Limitations and common mistakes
Automatic alignment cannot confirm identity, recency, shadows, eyewear, expression, or every local exception. Requirements change; the issuing authority is the final source of truth.
Frequently asked questions
Does a green preview guarantee acceptance?
No. It indicates measurable layout checks only, not every official or human review criterion.
Can I digitally change the background?
Some authorities permit a plain replacement while others restrict editing; check the current official instructions.