Crop a photo to 35x45 mm locally. No biometric check, no upload.
Running locally on your device ...
0%
Your files never left your device
No. Everything runs in your browser - your file never leaves your device. How this is verifiable
Passport photos have a fixed size per country: Germany and many EU countries require 35×45 mm, the USA 2×2 in, Canada 50×70 mm. This tool crops an existing photo to exactly the chosen format and outputs it at the correct pixel size - at 300 dpi about 413×531 px for 35×45 mm, at 600 dpi exactly double (826×1062 px).
Pick the country, resolution and a solid background (white, grey or blue - passport photos need a plain background). Optionally tile the result onto a print sheet (4×6 in, 10×15 cm or A4) to print it cheaply at a photo lab. In the editor you drag and zoom the crop freely until head position and size fit - the aspect ratio always stays exactly locked, so it is never distorted. The orientation of phone photos (EXIF) is applied correctly.
Positioning: center the head in the original and leave a little room above the crown. Official rules usually require the head (chin to crown) to fill roughly 70-80% of the image height. Adjust zoom and position in the editor until that fits, then double-check the head height in the result. Everything runs locally in the browser - your photo is not uploaded.
| Input formats | JPG, JPEG, PNG |
|---|---|
| Output format | JPG |
| Batch processing | No |
| Processing | Locally in your browser (JavaScript) |
| File upload | None |
Limitations: IMPORTANT: this only crops to the correct size plus a solid background - it is NOT a biometric or official check. Head size, head position, expression, lighting and acceptance per official rules are your responsibility; the check is up to the authority. The tool deliberately does NOT do real background removal (cutting the person out from the background) - it only fills the empty area with colour. No guarantee of acceptance.
No. It only produces the size and a plain background. Head position, head size, expression and exposure are up to you - acceptance is up to the authority.
DE/EU and Schengen/UK 35×45 mm, USA 2×2 in, Canada 50×70 mm, India 35×45 mm, China 33×48 mm - each at 300 or 600 dpi.
The pixel dimensions double exactly (35×45 mm: 413×531 px at 300 dpi, 826×1062 px at 600 dpi) - sharper in print, larger file.
No. It only fills the empty area with white, grey or blue. Real cut-out of the person is deliberately not included (local, no upload, no AI model).
Pick a print sheet (4×6 in, 10×15 cm or A4); the tool tiles several copies with cutting gaps.
No, everything stays local in the browser; nothing is sent.
Yes, in the editor you drag and zoom the crop freely before downloading - the aspect ratio always stays exactly locked.