YUCTS Tools

ID & Passport Photo Cropper and 4×6 Print Layout

Crop a passport or ID photo to an official size (35×45 mm, 2×2 in and more), arrange copies on 4×6 in, 10×15 cm or A4 paper and save a 300 dpi PNG or PDF. Your photo is never uploaded.

  • Runs in your browser with cited reference data

Sizes as written on each issuer’s official page (source shown below).

Photo size
2 × 2 in (50.8 × 50.8 mm)
Head height (chin to crown)
25–35 mm
Background
White or off-white (no shadows or patterns)

The State Department page could not be reached directly, so it was checked through its Internet Archive copy (2026-07-10).

Source: U.S. Department of State — Passport Photos (Internet Archive copy)(opens in a new tab) (archived 2026-07-10 (page last updated 2026-03-24)) — checked 2026-11-06

This tool only crops and arranges the photo to the size and head-height guide; it does not guarantee acceptance for any document or visa. Always check the official rules for background, expression, glasses, lighting and head proportions.

Up to 40 MB per file

Choose a photo to crop and save it.

Result

6 photos (2 columns × 3 rows, portrait)

One photo: 600 × 600 px (300 dpi) / Sheet: 1200 × 1800 px (300 dpi)

Sheet preview

How to use

  1. Pick a specification and check its size, head height, background and source.
  2. Choose a face photo, then drag the frame (or use the arrow keys) and resize it with the corners or the slider. Put the top of the head on the blue dotted line and the chin inside the pink band.
  3. Choose the paper, margin and gap, save one photo or the whole sheet as PNG or PDF, and print at actual size.

FAQ

Will my photo definitely be accepted?

No. The tool only helps with size and head height. Always check the official rules for background, expression, glasses, shadows and how recent the photo must be.

Is my photo sent to a server?

No. Loading, cropping and creating the PNG or PDF all happen in your browser, and saved files have their metadata (date taken, location and so on) removed.

The printed size is wrong.

Choose “Actual size” or “100%” in the print dialog and turn off “Fit to page”. The PDF uses the real paper size and the PNG is made at 300 dpi.

My country is not listed.

We only list specifications confirmed on official sources. For other countries, check the size on the official website of the authority you apply to.

Notes & limitations

  • What you enter is processed only on this page and is not sent to YUCTS servers.
  • Eight specifications are included. The tool uses only the size and head height confirmed on each government’s official page on 2026-11-06, and rules can change.
  • There is no automatic face detection; align the top of the head and the chin with the guides yourself.
  • A low-resolution source photo is enlarged in the output and may look blurry.
  • Photos the browser cannot open, such as HEIC on some browsers, cannot be used.

Data sources