Size-specific makers, a print template, a head-size check and a KB compressor. Each opens the same in-browser editor on the right frame.
2×2 inch photo - Make a 2×2 inch (51×51 mm) photo at 600×600 pixels, the size used for US and Indian passports and many square ID uploads.
35×45 mm photo - Make a 35×45 mm biometric passport or visa photo at 300 DPI (413×531 px), the size used by the UK, the Schengen area and most of the world.
33×48 mm photo - Make a 33×48 mm photo on white at 390×567 pixels, the size used for Chinese passport and visa applications.
30×40 mm photo - Resize a portrait to 30×40 mm at 300 DPI (354×472 px), a common size for ID cards, permits and application forms.
40×60 mm photo - Make a 40×60 mm portrait at 300 DPI (472×709 px) for applications that ask for a 4×6 cm photo.
4×4 cm photo - Make a square 40×40 mm photo at 300 DPI (472×472 px), including the size used for Argentine passport photos.
1×1 inch photo - Make a 1×1 inch square photo at 300×300 pixels for small ID cards, stamp-size prints and profile uploads.
50×70 mm photo - Make a 50×70 mm portrait at 300 DPI (591×827 px), the print size used for Canadian and Brazilian passport photos.
4×6 print template - Lay passport photos out on a 4×6 inch sheet at 300 DPI, as a JPEG or an actual-size PDF, and print them at home or at a pharmacy kiosk.
Head size checker - Check whether the head in your photo falls inside the chin-to-crown range for the document you picked, in millimetres and as a share of the frame.
Compress to a file size - Export a passport photo as a JPEG under a kilobyte limit for online application forms, without changing its pixel size.