Passport Photo Maker
Prepare correctly sized passport and ID photos.
Processed privately on your device
Upload once, then move through every photo tool without uploading again.
Helpful guidance
Passport and ID photos combine several rules: crop ratio, physical size, pixel resolution, background and sometimes a maximum file size. Choose the official preset only when it matches the receiving authority. Bangladesh passport uses 45×55 mm here, the United States uses 2×2 inches, and Schengen applications commonly request 35×45 mm.
Physical measurements become pixels through DPI: pixels equal millimetres divided by 25.4 and multiplied by DPI. At the default 300 DPI, 45×55 mm becomes approximately 531×650 pixels. The tool crops to the required shape instead of stretching the face, then resizes and compresses the prepared canvas to the selected target.
Use the face guide only as a visual aid; there is no face detection or AI background removal. Start with even lighting, a plain wall and a sharp front-facing photo. The selected background color fills transparent pixels but does not erase an existing background. Always compare the result with the authority’s current rules before submitting.
Frequently asked questions
Does this remove the background automatically?
No. This free build does not use AI removal. Background color fills only transparent areas, avoiding paid APIs and keeping every image private.
Why is 45×55 mm shown as 531×650 pixels?
At 300 DPI the calculation is round(mm ÷ 25.4 × 300). Another DPI produces different pixel dimensions while keeping the same physical size.
Will the face be stretched?
No. The image is cropped to the preset ratio and then resized proportionally. Exact stretching is never used in the passport workflow.
Is the face guide an official guarantee?
No. It is a positioning aid only. Check the latest head-size, expression, clothing and background requirements from the receiving authority.