How to make a 35×45 mm passport photo
- Add a well-lit, front-facing photo.
- Keep the passport size; choose borders if you do not want cropping.
- Download your 35×45 mm photo.
Many procedures ask for a digital ID photo: online applications, university enrollment, visa files, company badges, membership cards… This tool crops your photo to the common 35×45 mm format, which is 413×531 pixels at 300 DPI, enough resolution for printing.
Fill is pre-selected: the image covers the whole frame and the edges are trimmed, so you get no white bands. For a good result, start from a front-facing photo taken at eye level, with even lighting, your face centered and a plain, light background (usually white or light gray). Leave some space above your head so the crop does not cut it.
Keep in mind that every authority sets its own rules for passports, ID cards and visas, such as face size, background color or no glasses. Always check the exact requirements of the office before you submit. Your photo is deleted automatically after 30 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
What size is a passport photo?
The most common size is 35×45 mm; the tool produces a 413×531-pixel image, which is 35×45 mm at 300 DPI.
Will it be accepted for my passport or visa?
35×45 mm is widely used, but each authority has its own criteria (background, framing, expression). Check them before you apply.
Which background should I use?
Most offices ask for a plain, light background, often white or light gray. Take the photo in front of a plain wall.
Can I print it?
Yes, 300 DPI is suitable for printing at 35×45 mm at home or in a photo shop.
Can I use a photo from my phone?
Yes, including iPhone HEIC photos. Use the rear camera in natural light if you can.
Do you keep my photo?
No, it is processed in memory and deleted automatically after 30 minutes.