Make a 2×2 inch passport photo
Frame your face to the US 2×2 inch rules and get a 300 DPI JPEG plus a 4×6 print sheet.
How it works
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Open a photo of your face taken against a plain white or off-white wall. It stays in your browser.
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Move and resize the square so the top of your hair and your chin fit the oval and your eyes sit inside the green band.
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The photo is saved as a 600×600 px JPEG marked 300 DPI, so it prints at exactly 2×2 inches. It's decoded again to check the size and resolution.
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Download the single photo for online applications, or the 4×6 inch sheet with six photos to print at a photo kiosk.
Questions
2×2 inches (51×51 mm). The head, from chin to top of hair, must measure 1 to 1⅜ inches, and the eyes must be 1⅛ to 1⅜ inches from the bottom of the photo. The guides follow these rules.
600 pixels at 300 dots per inch is exactly 2 inches. The tool writes 300 DPI into the file so printers and kiosks size it correctly, and it meets the 600×600 px minimum for digital photos.
Download the 4×6 inch sheet and print it as a standard 4×6 photo at a store kiosk or online lab, at actual size. Cut along the light grey lines to get six photos.
No. It only frames and sizes your photo; it doesn't edit your face or background. Take the photo against a plain white or off-white wall.
No. Your face never leaves your device. The photo is cropped and saved in your browser, and the result has no metadata or location.