What are common passport photo sizes?

Common passport photo sizes include 2x2 inches (50.8x50.8 mm) for the USA, and 35x45 mm for Schengen visas, India, and the UK. Our passport size photo maker includes presets for these and more. Always check the latest official requirements for your specific application.

How do I ensure my head size is correct in the passport photo?

Our tool provides visual guidelines on the interactive canvas based on the selected standard's head height percentage requirements (e.g., head from chin to crown of head should be between X% and Y% of the photo height). Adjust your image pan and zoom until your head fits correctly within these guides.

Can this tool remove the background from my existing photo (like cutout pro or outcut pro)?

This passport photo maker allows you to replace the background with a solid color, which is what's typically required for passport photos. It does not perform complex AI-powered subject segmentation or background removal like dedicated 'cutout pro' services. For official photos, a plain, uniform background is key.

Is this a good tool for image resize online for passport photos?

Yes, this tool is specifically designed for resizing and cropping images to meet passport photo specifications. It handles the image passport size requirements, including dimensions and guiding for correct composition.

How many passport pics will fit on a 4x6 inch print sheet?

This depends on the passport photo size. For example, typically six USA 2x2 inch passport photos can fit on a 4x6 inch sheet. Our tool automatically calculates and arranges the maximum number of photos for the selected standard and print sheet size.

Do I need to worry about DPI for my passport size photo?

For printing, a DPI of 300 is generally recommended for good quality. Our tool uses this as a default for converting mm/inch dimensions to pixels for processing. If you use 'Custom Dimensions', you can also specify DPI. The final image files generated should be suitable for printing at standard photo kiosks or printers.