Passport Photo Resizer
Upload a portrait photo, pick the official ID size you need, drag and zoom to frame your face, then download a sharp 300 DPI JPEG ready for printing or online submission. Everything runs in your browser — your photo never leaves your device.
1. Upload your photo
Use a recent front-facing photo with a plain light background for best results.
Size specs: NADRA CNIC: 35 x 45 mm (413 x 531 px at 300 DPI). Plain white background, head and shoulders visible, face about 70-80% of the photo height.
2. Frame your face
Drag the photo to move it. The white box is the fixed official crop area — your face should fill it nicely with a little space above your head.
Live preview — all sizes
Each preview shows exactly how your current framing looks at every supported size.
3. Download print-ready photo
The single photo downloads at the exact official size at 300 DPI. The 4x6 sheet tiles copies onto one standard print.
How to use
- Choose a photo from your phone or computer.
- Select the ID or passport size you need from the dropdown.
- Drag the photo and adjust zoom until your face sits well inside the crop box.
- Check the live previews for every size, then download the 300 DPI JPEG or a 4x6 print sheet.
Frequently asked questions
NADRA CNIC (35 x 45 mm), Pakistan Passport (2 x 2 inch), US Visa (2 x 2 inch), UK Passport (35 x 45 mm) and EU ID Card (35 x 45 mm). The crop ratio locks automatically when you change the size.
The download is rendered at 300 DPI, the standard print resolution accepted by photo labs and online application portals.
No. Cropping and resizing happen entirely in your browser using local processing. Nothing is uploaded, stored or shared.
Yes. Drag the image to move it and use the zoom slider to size your head inside the fixed-ratio crop area.
The tool matches standard size specs, but official rules also cover background colour, lighting, glasses, expressions and how recent the photo is. Always check the official requirements before submitting.
It places multiple copies of your photo on one standard 4 x 6 inch page at 300 DPI, so you can print several photos in one go at a photo lab.
Disclaimer: size values follow widely published official specs and are given for reference. Photo rules for background, lighting and recency change over time — verify the current requirements of the issuing office before you submit.