Crop to common passport and visa size presets.
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Photo size rules vary by country and document type. A US passport or visa photo must be 2×2 inches (51×51mm), with your head between 1 inch and 1-3/8 inches from chin to crown. A UK passport photo must be 35×45mm, with your head measuring 29-34mm from chin to crown. Most other countries — including Schengen visa applications — also use the 35×45mm format. Check your specific country's or embassy's current requirements before submitting, since rules occasionally change and some documents (like the US Green Card DV Lottery) use different pixel dimensions instead of print sizes.
This tool crops your photo to the correct pixel dimensions for common presets, but acceptance also depends on lighting, background, expression, and other rules set by your country's passport authority. Always check your official requirements before submitting.
Select the 2×2 in preset. US visa and passport photos must be 2×2 inches (51×51mm) with the head measuring 1 to 1-3/8 inches from chin to crown.
Select the 35×45mm preset. This is the standard size for UK passports and most Schengen/EU visa applications.
Yes, use the background color picker before cropping. Most passport photos require a plain white or off-white background — check your country's specific rule.
No, processing happens in memory and the result is only kept for your current session.
Crop a portrait to common passport and visa size presets before you print or submit. Upload a clear headshot, pick a size template, optionally set a solid background color, and download a photo sized for typical document requirements. Always confirm your country’s official rules—this tool prepares the crop; compliance is still your responsibility.
Use an even-lit portrait with your face centered and unobstructed.
Select a common size template (such as 2×2 in, 35×45 mm, or US Visa) and a background color if needed.
Squeeze crops the image on the server to the preset dimensions for print or digital submission.
Save the result and verify it against your issuing authority’s checklist.