What size is a passport photo in India?

35 × 45 mm, with the face taking up most of the frame. Most Indian forms — passport, PAN, exams, visas — ask for this size, and it is the default here.

2 × 2 inches (51 × 51 mm), with the head between 1 and 1⅜ inches high. Choose the USA preset.

Can it change the background to white?

No. This tool crops and sizes; it does not edit the picture. Photograph against a plain white or light wall and the result is accepted by nearly every form.

Download the 4×6 inch sheet and print it at 100% size (no "fit to page") on photo paper at any photo shop or on a home printer. Cut along the grey lines.

Can I keep the file under 50 KB?

Yes. Set the maximum file size and the photo is saved at the highest quality that stays under it.

What is the passport photo size in pixels?

At the print resolution forms expect (300 DPI), 35 x 45 mm works out to 413 x 531 pixels, and the US 2 x 2 inch size is 600 x 600 pixels. Pick the preset and the download comes out at exactly that size.

My exam form wants the photo under a KB limit — what do I do?

Make the photo here with the maximum file size set to the limit your form shows — 20 KB and 50 KB are the common ones. If your photo already has the right dimensions, the compress image tool takes it to an exact KB instead.

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Make a passport size photo online: crop to 35×45 mm, 2×2 inch or any size, under 50 KB if needed, plus a printable 4×6 sheet. Free, nothing uploaded.

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Crop any photo to the exact passport, visa or exam-form size, at print resolution, with a guide for where the head should sit. Get the single photo for online forms and a 4×6 inch sheet of copies for printing. Nothing is uploaded: the work happens inside your browser, on your own device.

How to use it

Drop a photo A phone picture against a plain, light wall is ideal. Face the camera straight on with a neutral expression.
Frame it Pick the size your form wants. Drag the picture and zoom until the head fills the dotted guide, roughly 70% of the frame.
Download You get the photo at the exact size, optionally under the KB limit a form asks for, and a print sheet with several copies and cutting lines.

Questions

What size is a passport photo in India?: 35 × 45 mm, with the face taking up most of the frame. Most Indian forms — passport, PAN, exams, visas — ask for this size, and it is the default here.
What about the USA?: 2 × 2 inches (51 × 51 mm), with the head between 1 and 1⅜ inches high. Choose the USA preset.
Can it change the background to white?: No. This tool crops and sizes; it does not edit the picture. Photograph against a plain white or light wall and the result is accepted by nearly every form.
How do I print it?: Download the 4×6 inch sheet and print it at 100% size (no "fit to page") on photo paper at any photo shop or on a home printer. Cut along the grey lines.
Can I keep the file under 50 KB?: Yes. Set the maximum file size and the photo is saved at the highest quality that stays under it.
What is the passport photo size in pixels?: At the print resolution forms expect (300 DPI), 35 x 45 mm works out to 413 x 531 pixels, and the US 2 x 2 inch size is 600 x 600 pixels. Pick the preset and the download comes out at exactly that size.
My exam form wants the photo under a KB limit — what do I do?: Make the photo here with the maximum file size set to the limit your form shows — 20 KB and 50 KB are the common ones. If your photo already has the right dimensions, the compress image tool takes it to an exact KB instead.

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