Passport Photo Maker

Crop your photo to a passport size, check the framing, and print a full sheet of copies - without uploading anything.

⚡100% free - no sign-up, no watermark 🔐Secure HTTPS upload - your files are never shared 📏See the new file size before you compress 🎯Shrink photos to an exact KB - 20, 50, 100 KB 👔Passport photos: add a suit or blazer, change background 🔒Private - files are deleted automatically 📝Read text from photos in 30+ languages 📄Merge, split and compress PDFs in seconds 🎬Big videos convert while they upload - up to 200 MB 🔁100+ formats: 32 audio, 28 video, 23 image 📱Works on every phone - nothing to install 📤Share results to WhatsApp in one tap

Drop audio files here or click to browse

83 formats in → 32 out · MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, OGG, Opus, AAC, WMA, AIFF, ALAC, AMR... · up to 200 MB in total

🔒 Private · deleted after download

Output

Convert to Quality

Advanced audio settings

Fine-tune the result like a sound engineer. Every choice below is optional - leave a box on Auto or Original and the tool picks a sensible value for you. Only options that the chosen format supports are shown.

Preset Fills the boxes below for a typical purpose. You can still change any box afterwards. Bitrate (kbps) How much data every second of sound gets. Higher = better quality and a bigger file. Speech: 32-64. Music: 128-192. Best lossy quality: 256-320. Bitrate mode CBR keeps the same data rate all the time (predictable size, needed by some players). VBR gives hard passages more data (usually better sound for the same size). Sample rate Snapshots of sound taken per second. 44.1 kHz = CD and music, 48 kHz = video and broadcast, 16-22 kHz = speech, 96 kHz and above = studio masters. A higher rate than your original adds nothing. Channels Mono halves the size and is ideal for speech. Stereo keeps left and right for music. Choosing stereo for a mono recording just copies the sound to both sides. Bit depth Precision of each sample. 16-bit = CD, 24-bit = studio, 32-bit / 32-bit float = editing headroom, 8-bit = tiny files with audible hiss. Only matters for lossless and WAV-type formats. Compression level FLAC is always lossless - this only trades speed for size. 0 = fastest, biggest file; 8 = slowest, smallest file. The sound is identical at every level.

Normalize loudness (EBU R128, -16 LUFS)Evens out volume to the international broadcast / podcast standard, so quiet files get louder and loud ones softer. Remove tags & metadataDeletes title, artist, album art, GPS and other hidden information - good for privacy and a slightly smaller file.

Not sure what to pick? Read the detailed guide to these settings below the tool.

Also reduce the file size (optional)The result is made smaller while it is converted - it stays in the format you chose, in one step with no extra upload. Add files to see the expected size.

Ready. Select one or more audio files to begin.

Any number of files
Runs in the background
Files never stored

Drop your image files here or click to browse

JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, TIFF, BMP, GIF, AVIF · any number of files, up to 200 MB in total

🔒 Private · deleted after download

Images per page

1 × 11 per page 2 × 12 per page 4 × 14 per page 6 × 16 per page 8 × 18 per page 16 × 116 per page

Paper size Draw a clear frame around each image

Make the text selectable & copyable (OCR)Reads the words in your pictures and adds an invisible text layer, so you can select, copy, search and paste text from the PDF.

The language is detected automatically - English, Hindi and the other Indian languages, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, European languages and mixes of them.

Also reduce the file size (optional)The result is made smaller while it is converted - it stays in the format you chose, in one step with no extra upload. Add files to see the expected size.

Ready. Add your image files to begin.

Where will you apply? Paper size Font Spacing Margins Text size 10 pt Accent colour

Choose a template

The preview is close to the file you get. Dashed lines show where pages end.

Fill in your details on the left - the preview updates as you type. Everything stays in your browser until you press Download.

Load draft

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Match a job advert (keywords)

Paste the job description. We list the important words it uses and show which ones your resume already contains - tap a missing one to add it to your skills.

Action verbs

Click a word to insert it where your cursor is in a bullet box.

My resumes (saved in this browser)

Drop a photo here or tap to choose

JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP · up to 200 MB

🔐 100% on your device · never uploaded

Size & output

Preset Width (px) Height (px) Unit Scale (%) Crop ratio Keep the proportions when I change width or height - untick it to set an exact size such as 3.5 x 4.5 cm: the crop box then takes that shape, so nothing is stretched.

Format Quality 85% Target size (KB, optional)

Quick:

Ready. Choose a photo to begin - it never leaves your device.

Runs in your browser
Exact pixels or KB
No upload

Drop a face photo or tap to choose

Plain light background, face straight on · up to 200 MB

🔐 100% on your device · never uploaded

Photo size & sheet

Photo size Paper Copies Cut marks Thin outline on each photo

Ready. Choose a photo to begin - it never leaves your device.

300 dpi sheet
16 formal dresses
Background colour
AI enhance
No upload

Supported formats 4 in → 8 out

4 photo formats:

JPG
PNG
WEBP
HEIC*

8 output:

JPG sheet (300 dpi)
PDF sheet (300 dpi)
A4
4 x 6 inch
5 x 7 inch
16 formal dresses
Background colour
AI enhance

How to use the Passport Photo Maker

1Choose a photo of your face taken against a plain light background, looking straight at the camera.
2Optional smart edits: pick a background colour, choose a formal dress (Men, Women or Kids) and tick Enhance. Use Hold to compare to see the original.
3Pick the photo size (for example 35 x 45 mm or 2 x 2 inch), then drag and zoom until the head fills the frame as the guide shows.
4Choose paper (A4 or 4 x 6 inch) and the number of copies, then download the sheet as a high-quality JPG or PDF and print it at 100% scale.

How to make a passport or ID photo at home that prints at the right size

A passport photo has to be the right physical size, correctly framed and printed without scaling. This tool does the sizing and sheet layout; this page explains how to take and print a photo that offices will accept.

Common uses

Passport and visa applications

Crop to the size your office asks for, such as 35 x 45 mm or 2 x 2 inch, and print a sheet of copies.

College, exam and job forms

Many forms need several identical small photos. One A4 sheet gives you 8 to 12 copies for a few rupees at a print shop.

ID cards and library cards

Print small 25 x 35 mm or 30 x 40 mm pictures for school and club cards.

Driving licence and government schemes

Prepare a clean photo and the matching digital copy in one place.

Family documents

Print copies for several family members from the same session instead of paying studio rates each time.

Emergency copies

Keep a PDF of a correctly sized sheet on your phone so you can print extra copies when a form suddenly needs them.

Taking a good photo

Stand facing a window or use even daylight, in front of a plain white or light wall. Keep your head level, mouth closed, eyes open and visible, and ears uncovered if your document requires it. Avoid shadows on the face and behind the head.

Framing

The head should fill about 70 to 80 percent of the picture height, centred, with a little space above. Use the face guides while you zoom and pan; the exact proportions differ by country, so follow the official instruction.

Resolution and printing

The sheet is built at 300 dpi at the true physical size. Print it at 100% scale (actual size) on glossy or matte photo paper, then cut along the marks.

Paper and layout

A4 holds about 8 to 12 passport-size pictures depending on the size; 4 x 6 inch holds 6 photos of 2 x 2 inch. Spacing and cut marks are added so you can cut easily.

Smart edits

On-device AI can replace the background with a plain colour, dress you in one of 16 formal outfits fitted to your shoulders, and enhance light, colour and sharpness. Face and hair are never painted over. Keep edits natural: some authorities reject digitally altered photos, so check their rules.

What this tool does not do

It does not change your face or verify that a photo meets a particular country's rules. Compare your result with the authority's sample before printing many copies.

Privacy

Your photo is processed in the browser and is never sent to a server - important for ID pictures.

Troubleshooting

The print is the wrong size

Your printer or viewer scaled it. Choose 'Actual size' or '100%' and turn off 'Fit to page'.

The background looks grey

Use more even light in front of you and avoid shadows. A plain white wall lit from the front works best.

My head looks too small or too large

Zoom until the head height matches the guide, then centre it with the pan controls.

Available in 55 languages

The whole site - menus, buttons, guides and messages - can be switched to 55 languages, including English, Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Punjabi, Odia, Assamese, Nepali, Urdu, Arabic, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Turkish, Japanese, Korean and Chinese. Use the language menu in the top bar; your choice is remembered, and the file formats and tools work exactly the same in every language.

Why use TinyFileHub

Common sizes: 35 x 45 mm, 2 x 2 inch, 33 x 48 mm, 25 x 35 mm, 30 x 40 mm, 40 x 50 mm and custom sizes
Pan and zoom with your finger or mouse, with face-guide lines for head position
Prints 4, 6, 8, 10 or 12 copies on A4, 4 x 6 inch or 5 x 7 inch with cut marks and spacing
300 dpi output so prints are sharp at the correct physical size
16 formal dress templates: 7 for men (black, navy, grey and charcoal suits, tuxedo, shirts and ties), 5 for women (blazers with tops, formal shirt) and 4 for kids (school shirt and blazer, blouse)
Dresses are fitted to your neck and shoulders by on-device AI, and your face and hair always stay on top - with size and collar-height fine tuning
Background colour change: white, off-white, light blue, blue, grey, red or any custom colour, with clean edges around hair
Enhance: automatic light, colour balance, gentle skin smoothing and sharpening, with a strength slider
Small outline option for easier cutting
Download as JPG or as a ready-to-print PDF
Your photo is processed in your browser and never uploaded

Tips and good to know

How should I take the photo?

Use daylight from a window in front of you, stand 1 to 1.5 metres from a plain light wall, keep your face straight and neutral, with both ears visible and no shadows. Ask someone to take it at eye level.

How do I print it at the right size?

Open the downloaded PDF or JPG and print it at 100% or 'actual size', not 'fit to page'. If a print dialog scales it, the photo will come out the wrong size.

Which size does my country use?

India commonly uses 35 x 45 mm for passports and 2 x 2 inch for the US visa. Requirements differ by document and can change, so check the instructions of the office you are applying to.

Can this tool change my background?

Yes. Pick a colour under Smart edits and the AI separates you from the background and fills it with clean white, light blue, red or any colour you choose. A plain wall still gives the sharpest hair edges.

How do I add a suit or blazer?

Under Formal dress choose Men, Women or Kids and tap a dress. It is fitted to your shoulders automatically; if the collar sits too high or low, use the Collar height and Dress size sliders. Front-facing photos with visible shoulders work best.

Frequently asked questions

Is the photo uploaded anywhere?

No. Cropping, the sheet layout, background change, dresses and enhance all run in your browser (the AI model is downloaded once, about 25 MB), so your face picture stays on your device.

Are edited photos accepted for passports?

Rules differ. Many offices accept a plain background and formal look, but some do not allow digitally changed clothing or retouching. Check your authority's rules; when in doubt use only the crop and a real plain background.

Will the result be accepted for my passport or visa?

The tool gives you the correct physical size and layout. Each authority also has rules about the background, expression, glasses and head size, so compare your photo with their guide before you print.

What resolution is the output?

The sheet is created at 300 dpi, which is the usual standard for photo printing.

Can I print it at a shop?

Yes. Save the JPG to your phone and give it to any photo studio, or print the PDF yourself on photo paper.