Passport Photo Maker

Make Perfect Passport Photos Online

ImgRizz helps you create clean, compliant passport photos right in your browser. Pick a size (like 35×45 mm or 2×2 in), crop to fit, replace the background with white, light gray, blue—or export with transparency—and download ready for online submission or printing. No uploads, no accounts: everything runs locally on your device.

How to make passport-size images

Upload a clear, front-facing photo with good lighting.
Select size: 3.5×4.5 cm, 2×2 in, 50×70 mm, or a custom size with your preferred DPI (300 DPI recommended).
Crop & adjust brightness, contrast, and saturation for a natural look.
Background: enable Smart Background Replace and choose white / light gray / blue, or transparent PNG.
Download a single image or an A4 / Half-A4 sheet tiled for print.

Popular sizes (presets)

35×45 mm (3.5×4.5 cm) — common for EU/UK/India.
2×2 in (51×51 mm) — common for US.
50×70 mm — used by Canada and others.

Tips to pass checks

Use even, soft lighting: avoid harsh shadows and color casts.
Neutral expression, eyes open, face centered and fully visible.
Glasses: no reflections, no tinted lenses; remove if required by your authority.
Head coverings: typically allowed for religious/medical reasons; keep the full face visible.
Background must be plain (usually white or off-white). Use the background tools to clean it up.

Printing on A4 or Half-A4

Choose an A4 or Half-A4 sheet in the Download step to automatically tile multiple copies with margins and spacing. Print at 100% scale / “Actual size” and the selected DPI (300 DPI by default) for exact dimensions.

Need 50 KB for online submission?

Many portals cap uploads at 50 KB. After exporting here, use our Reduce Image Size in KB tool to hit an exact size (20 KB, 50 KB, 100 KB, etc.) with the best possible quality.

FAQ

Will my photo be accepted?

Requirements vary by country and agency. This tool helps you match dimensions, composition, and background, but you should always verify the latest guidelines from your issuing authority before submitting or printing.

What DPI should I use?

300 DPI is the most commonly requested for printing. For online submissions, agencies usually specify pixel dimensions; this tool converts sizes precisely using your DPI setting.

How do I change the background to white or blue?

In the Background step, enable Smart Background Replace and choose your color. It detects the background from the crop’s border and builds a soft mask—great for plain walls or studio shots.

Can I use a phone selfie?

Yes—modern phones are fine if you have good lighting and a plain background. Avoid portrait “beauty” filters and heavy HDR that change skin tone or sharpness.

How do I print the correct size?

Use the A4/Half-A4 sheet export, open the JPG, and print at Actual size (100%) with scaling disabled. Ensure the printer isn’t set to “fit to page”.

Is my image uploaded anywhere?

No. ImgRizz processes everything in your browser via HTML Canvas. Your files never leave your device.

Related tools

Reduce Image Size in KB — compress to exact targets like 50 KB.
Resize by Pixels — set exact width × height (px) with high-quality resampling.

Disclaimer: ImgRizz is a preparation tool. Always review and comply with the official specifications for your specific document and country before submitting.