Resize a portrait to the pixel size an online passport or visa application asks for, from US 2x2 inch to the UK and EU 35x45 mm format. Your ID photo never leaves your device.
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Drop, paste or choose one or many images. They are decoded on your device and are never uploaded.
Enter exact pixels, a percentage or a longest side, or pick a ready-made preset such as Instagram, YouTube or passport. Lock the aspect ratio to avoid distortion.
Save each resized image, or download all of them together as a ZIP file.
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You choose the settings - nothing is silently downscaled or recompressed.
A US passport photo is 2x2 inches, which is 600x600 pixels at 300 dpi. Online submissions accept 600x600 to 1200x1200 pixels in JPEG format.
The UK, EU and many other countries use 35x45 mm, which is about 413x531 pixels at 300 dpi. The preset list also covers Canada (50x70 mm) and China (33x48 mm).
No. It only resizes to the right dimensions. Make sure the photo already has a plain background and a centered face; use Crop to fill so the face is not stretched.
Many portals also limit file size, often to 100 or 200 KB. After resizing, run the result through the image compressor with a target size to meet that limit.
