Passport Photo Size
Choose 2×2in (square) or 35×45mm (ICAO), then crop your photo to size with a head-position guide — free and processed entirely in your browser.
About the Passport Photo Size Cropper
Passport and visa photos almost always follow one of two international standards: a 2×2 inch square (the US style) or 35×45mm (the ICAO standard used by most of the rest of the world). Getting the wrong one — or the wrong pixel dimensions within it — can mean a rejected application.
This tool lets you choose between the two standard sizes and crops to it exactly, with a positioning guide. This is a dimensions-and-positioning tool, not an automatic compliance checker. What it guarantees is the exact pixel dimensions for the size you select, done for free, entirely in your browser. For full country-specific detail, see our dedicated US, UK, India, and Schengen pages.
How to Crop a Passport or Visa Photo
Step 1
Upload your photo
Drag and drop your photo, taken against a plain, light-colored background.
Step 2
Choose your size category and position
Select 2×2in (square) or 35×45mm, then line up the head-position guide.
Step 3
Download your photo
Save your photo sized to your selected standard, ready to submit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which sizes does this cover?
Two standard categories that cover most of the world: 2×2 inch / square (the US style) and 35×45mm (the ICAO standard used by most countries outside the US, including the UK, India, and the Schengen zone). For exact country-specific detail, see our dedicated US, UK, India, and Schengen pages.
Does this guarantee my photo will be accepted?
No — it guarantees exact dimensions for your selected size and a positioning guide, but not background, lighting, or expression, which your destination's passport authority also requires.
My country isn't listed — what should I do?
Check your destination country's official passport or visa photo requirement, then pick whichever size matches — 2×2in/square, or 35×45mm — since most countries worldwide use one of these two standards. For an unusual size, use our general Crop Image tool with a custom pixel dimension instead.
Is my photo uploaded anywhere?
No. Cropping happens entirely in your browser.