Passport Photo

Free passport size photo maker for India

This passport photo maker crops a face photo to common sizes used on Indian passports, visas, PAN, Aadhaar-related prints, SSC, railway, banking and college forms. You can queue more than one crop, set copies, and print several photos on a single sheet instead of paying for a studio sheet every time you fill a form.

A usable passport photograph is more than a tight crop. The face should be centred, the background plain, the expression neutral and the file sharp enough to survive a later resize. This tool handles the crop, the copies and the print layout. Use Image Resize afterwards if a portal still asks for a maximum size in KB.

You do not need an account. The crop and sheet run in the browser. Download or print the sheet and you are done. Template Maker does not submit passport or visa applications and does not attest photographs.

How to make a passport photo online

Start with a recent colour photo. Sit facing the camera, keep the camera at eye level and leave space above the head. A plain white or light background is easier to accept on most Indian forms. Avoid heavy filters, sunglasses and caps unless a religious head covering is required and the face stays fully visible.

Upload the image, pick a size such as a standard passport or a form-specific millimetre size, then drag the crop so the head is centred. Add that crop to the queue. Repeat for a second person if you are printing a family sheet. Set copies for each face, then generate the print sheet.

• Use even lighting and a plain background
• Keep the full face visible and looking at the camera
• Crop with the preset, then add copies to the sheet
• Print on regular photo or A4 paper according to your printer

Passport, visa and exam photo sizes

Indian passport photographs are commonly 35 mm by 45 mm. Many visa categories use the same millimetre size with stricter background rules. Exam and job portals often ask for pixels such as 200 by 230 or a file under 50 KB or 100 KB. The maker here focuses on cropping and printing. Pair it with Image Resize when the portal rejects the file for being too large.

If you only need one digital file and no print sheet, you can still crop here and download the single photo. If the scan is skewed, use Image Crop first to straighten corners, then come back to Passport Photo for the size preset.

Tips for photos that pass form checks

Retake the picture if the face is blurry, if a shadow cuts across the cheek, or if the crop cuts the chin or hair. Do not stretch a small selfie to fill the frame; that pixelation is a common reason portals reject uploads.

When a form asks for both a photograph and a signature image, crop the photo here and use Image Crop or Image Convert for the signature scan. Keep original files until the application is accepted, in case you must upload again at a different KB limit.

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