ID Photo Maker

Upload a photo, pick an ID size preset, drag and zoom to fit the guide, then download a single photo or a printable sheet of copies.

Use the ID Photo Maker

Size & Photo

Replaces a plain background near the photo edges. Best with an evenly lit, plain-background source photo.

Drag to reposition • Scroll or use slider to zoom • Line the crown and chin up with the guide

crown chin zone

Upload a photo to get started. Line the top of your head up with the top guide and keep your chin between the two dashed lines.

Summary

ID Photo Maker crops and resizes an uploaded photo to a common ID, passport, or visa size preset, from a 2x2 inch US passport photo to a 35x45mm EU-style passport photo. Drag to reposition, zoom to fit the face-height guide, and optionally swap a plain background for a different solid color. Once the crop is set, download a single photo at the correct pixel dimensions and DPI, or a tiled print sheet with multiple copies sized for a standard 4x6 inch photo print. Cropping, background replacement, and layout all happen on the canvas in your browser; nothing is uploaded to a server.

How it works

  1. Pick an ID size preset (or enter a custom width and height in millimeters).
  2. Upload a photo by clicking the upload area or dragging a file onto it.
  3. Drag the image to reposition and use the zoom slider to fit your head inside the guide.
  4. Optionally choose a background color to replace a plain background behind the subject.
  5. Click "Download Photo" for a single image, or "Download Print Sheet" for a tiled 4x6 inch sheet.

Use cases

  • Resize a phone photo to a passport or visa photo size before printing.
  • Prepare a driver's license, employee badge, or student ID photo.
  • Swap a cluttered background for a plain white, gray, or blue background.
  • Print several copies of the same ID photo on one 4x6 inch sheet to save on printing costs.
  • Check a photo against a custom millimeter size required by a specific form or agency.
  • Create a square badge photo distinct from a rectangular passport photo.

Frequently Asked Questions

Last updated: 2026-09-09 · Reviewed by Nham Vu