Crop and arrange a portrait for passport, visa, or identification-photo preparation. Use the sizing controls as a guide and confirm the exact requirements of the authority receiving the photo.
1
Choose a portrait
Select a clear image with the face visible and enough space for the required crop.
2
Set the layout
Choose an available size or custom dimensions, then adjust the crop and alignment.
3
Check the requirements
Compare the crop, background, dimensions, and sheet layout with the receiving authority’s instructions.
4
Export the sheet
Review the preview at print size and download the prepared image or sheet.
Practical uses
A prepared photo sheet can save time when completing applications, printing identification photos, or making a consistent set of images. Requirements differ by country and organization, so the tool is a preparation aid rather than an approval decision.
Tips for a better result
Check the authority’s current size, background, expression, and printing rules before submission.
Use a well-lit, front-facing portrait and avoid heavily compressed source images.
Print a test copy and measure it before producing a larger batch.
Frequently asked questions
How do I prepare a 35 x 45 mm passport photo?
Set the available preset or custom size to 35 x 45 mm, which is 3.5 x 4.5 cm, adjust the portrait crop, and verify the printed size. Confirm that the receiving authority requires those dimensions and accepts the photo’s background and framing.
Does this guarantee passport-office acceptance?
No. Photo rules vary by country and issuing authority. Confirm the current requirements before submitting or printing.
Can I use a custom photo size?
Use the custom sizing controls when available and verify the units and final pixel dimensions.
Can I create several copies on one sheet?
Yes, use the sheet or layout controls provided by the current module and check the print preview.
Are personal photos uploaded?
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