Crop a portrait to common ID-photo dimensions and create a printable 4 × 6 inch photo sheet in your browser.
Your portrait is processed locally and never uploaded.Choose a portrait, select the official size, and adjust framing.
Passport and identity-photo rules vary by country, document, and application type. Select the size requested by the issuing authority and verify head size, eye position, background, expression, clothing, shadows, and print requirements using the current official instructions.
Use a sharp front-facing image with even lighting and enough space around the head and shoulders. The zoom and vertical-position controls help frame the crop, but they cannot fix blur, strong shadows, an incorrect pose, or a background that does not meet the authority’s rules.
The downloadable sheet is designed at 300 DPI for a 4 × 6 inch print. Disable printer options such as fit to page, borderless enlargement, or automatic scaling unless the photo provider requires them. Measure one printed photo before cutting the complete sheet.
Photo dimensions are only one part of an application. Some authorities specify the age of the photo, neutral expression, visible ears or eyebrows, glasses, head coverings, shadows, retouching, paper finish, digital file size, or whether a professional must stamp the back. Rules change and can differ between first applications and renewals. Use this tool for layout preparation, then compare the finished portrait with the current checklist published by the exact agency receiving it.
Online tools can speed up ordinary work, but the result still depends on accurate inputs and the destination’s requirements. Keep your source material, inspect the complete download or calculation, and independently verify anything used for official, financial, safety-critical, or regulated purposes.
No. Only the issuing authority can determine whether a photo meets its current requirements.
No. Start with a compliant plain background or a properly prepared transparent image.
The generated sheet is 4 × 6 inches at 300 DPI. Print at actual size without automatic scaling.
No. The image stays in your browser and is not saved by iToolsX.