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A browser-based passport photo head-size cropper tool. No data sent to server.

📘 How to Use

  1. Upload a photo by clicking or dragging it into the drop zone
  2. Select the required passport size standard (e.g., US 2x2in or EU 35x45mm)
  3. Adjust the image position and zoom to align your face with the red guidelines

Passport Photo Head-Size Cropper

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This tool creates a reference image for passport application. The final acceptance of the photo depends on the authorities. Please ensure you verify it meets the regulations before submitting.

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    ※ The downloaded image has pixel dimensions equivalent to 300 DPI. Printing at 300 DPI will produce the standard size.

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    Passport Photo Cropper with Head Dimension Guides｜Resize Photos to Official Specs

    This online tool helps you crop and resize your photo to meet the strict size and head-positioning requirements for passport applications. Prepare a compliant photo from home in seconds, complete with on-screen guides for perfect alignment.

    💡 Tool Overview

    • Official Size Presets: Instantly switch between common passport photo standards, including the US 2x2 inch and the JP/EU 35x45 mm formats.
    • Visual Head & Chin Guides: An on-screen overlay shows the required position for the top of the head and the chin, ensuring your face is correctly framed according to official regulations.
    • Intuitive Adjustments: Easily drag to move your photo and use the slider or mouse wheel to zoom in and out for precise positioning.
    • High-Resolution Export: Download your cropped photo as a high-quality PNG file, calculated at 300 DPI resolution, ready for printing.
    • Client-Side Processing: Your privacy is protected. All image processing happens directly in your browser. Your photos are never uploaded to a server.

    🧐 Frequently Asked Questions

    Q. Is this tool's output guaranteed to be accepted by passport agencies?

    A. This tool is a powerful assistant for meeting the specific dimensional requirements (overall size, head size, and position). However, final acceptance depends on a variety of factors, including background color, lighting, your facial expression, and image quality. Always double-check all official requirements for your country before submitting your application.

    Q. What does "300 DPI" mean?

    A. DPI stands for "Dots Per Inch" and is a measure of print resolution. 300 DPI is the standard for high-quality photo printing. When you print the image downloaded from this tool at a 300 DPI setting, it will physically measure the correct size (e.g., exactly 2 by 2 inches).

    📚 Fun Facts about Passport Photos

    Did you know that the strict standardization of passport photos is a relatively recent development? It's driven by the rise of biometric passports and facial recognition technology used at border controls. The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) sets global standards to ensure that photos can be machine-read consistently worldwide. This is why the distance from your chin to the top of your head is so meticulously specified—it provides critical data points for automated identity verification systems. While the US uses a square 2x2 inch format, most other countries, including those in the EU and Japan, have adopted the rectangular 35x45 mm format.