Resize visa / ID photo (size guide)
Visa and ID photo requirements vary by country. Convert cm/inches to pixels using DPI, then resize.
Example sizes
- 35×45 mm at 300 DPI → 413×531 px
- 2×2 in at 300 DPI → 600×600 px
Always check the exact requirement for your application.
Photo rules
- Plain background is often required.
- Face centered with margin.
3 steps (using this tool)
- Convert cm/inches to pixels using DPI.
- Enter pixel size in the resizer.
- Export JPG/PNG locally.
Passport photo?
Passport sizes are similar but not identical. Use the passport guide for exact rules.
Related guides
Passport
Passport photo guide →Use this when the same workflow also needs passport output, so head crop and export steps stay aligned across document types.
Rules
Passport photo requirements →Use this when you need size, head position, and background rules, so the final image matches passport specs before submission.
Millimeters
Resize in mm →Use this when the visa or ID form lists dimensions in millimeters, so the export matches the stated physical size.
Converter
Image size converter →Use this when the ID spec mixes pixels, millimeters, and KB, so you can move between units faster.
FAQ
What size should a visa/ID photo be?
It varies by country and document type.
Quick tip: Use the official cm/inches requirement and convert to pixels.
Common mistake: Assuming passport size works for all IDs—often incorrect.
What DPI should I use for visa/ID photos?
300 DPI is standard for print-quality photos.
Quick tip: DPI only affects print size, not pixels.
Common mistake: Skipping DPI conversion—wrong physical size.
Can I resize visa/ID photos online?
Yes—convert to pixels and resize locally in your browser.
Quick tip: Use Pad if you need extra margin.
Common mistake: Cropping too tight—photo may be rejected.