Online Passport Size Photo Resizer

1Choose image
2Adjust
3Download

Choose imagesProcess one image or a batch of up to 20JPGPNGWebP25 MB each · 150 MB total

Private by design. Your image is processed locally in your browser and is not uploaded to our server.

Purpose

What this tool does

This passport size photo resizer starts with a 600 × 600 pixel square, but both dimensions and the KB limit are adjustable. Use crop-to-fill to frame a portrait without stretching it, then compare the result with the current rules from the passport office, embassy, or application portal receiving the photo. It is preconfigured for 600 × 600 pixels. Processing happens entirely on your device — your image is decoded, resized, compressed, and prepared for download without being uploaded to any server.

Output

Supported formats and output

Upload JPG, PNG, or WebP. Choose JPG for broad form compatibility and smaller files, WebP where it is accepted, or PNG when transparency and lossless output matter more than an exact KB target.

The default output is JPG. Transparent areas are placed on the selected background color, which is white by default. The result card reports the actual pixel dimensions, format, and file size.

Detailed instructions

How to use it

1
Choose a local JPG, PNG, or WebP image from your device or camera.
2
Review and adjust the dimensions and crop position to frame your subject without stretching.
3
Confirm the maximum KB limit or enter an allowed minimum and maximum range for your target form.
4
Select the output format, tap Prepare Image, verify the result visually, and download it to your device.

Before uploading

Common limitations

Cropping to a different aspect ratio removes edge content, while stretching can distort the subject. Crop-to-fill is recommended when the image must fill the frame; contain preserves the whole image and adds transparent or background-colored space when the proportions differ.

Very large photos can exceed a phone's available memory. If processing fails, try a smaller source image. PNG cannot be compressed by changing quality like JPG or WebP.

Privacy

Private browser processing

Your selected image is decoded, resized, compressed, and downloaded locally in your browser. Normal tool operation does not upload the image or its original filename to our server. The processed result stays on your device until you choose to save or share it.

Practical guidance

How to prepare a passport size photo correctly

Start by reading the current photo instructions from the authority receiving your application. Enter its required pixel width and height, then use crop-to-fill to match that aspect ratio without stretching your face. Reposition the crop so the head and shoulders stay inside the required frame. Enter the published KB limit, select JPG when the portal requires it, and prepare the image. Before submitting, compare the downloaded photo with rules for background, lighting, expression, head size, and recency because an image resizer cannot validate those visual requirements. If your portal only needs a document scan rather than a portrait, use the Nepal ePassport document image tool. For unrestricted pixel changes, use the width and height resizer.

Frequently asked questions

What passport photo dimensions should I use?

Requirements differ by country and application. The tool starts at 600 × 600 pixels, but you should enter the exact width, height, and KB limit published by the passport office, embassy, or application portal receiving your photo.

How do I crop a passport size photo without stretching it?

Choose crop-to-fill, set the required width and height, and move the crop frame so the face and shoulders remain correctly positioned. The tool removes edge content to match the aspect ratio instead of stretching the face.

Can I reduce the passport photo file size in KB?

Yes. Enter the required maximum KB value, or an allowed minimum and maximum range. The result card reports the actual file size so you can check it before download.

Does this tool verify official passport photo rules?

No. It can resize, crop, convert, and compress an image, but it cannot verify rules such as background, lighting, expression, head position, clothing, or recency. Check the current official instructions for your application.

Is my passport photo uploaded?

No. Normal processing runs locally in your browser. The selected photo and processed result stay on your device unless you choose to save or share them.