Passport photo editor

Edit a passport photo online

Already have a photo? Upload it locally, crop to a passport-size preset, adjust the background canvas, compress if needed, and export a JPG without sending your image to a server.

No upload to servers
Crop + resize
JPG export

Kodotools · Last updated: July 1, 2026 · Photos stay on your device

Passport Photo Editor Free No watermark
Browser only No upload
Start with the best original photo you have. Editing can fix crop, size, and canvas fill, but lighting, glare, expression, and official review still matter.

Upload your photo

Click to upload or drag photo here

JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, or HEIF. Cropping and export happen locally in your browser.

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How it works

1Upload

Choose a clear portrait.

2Pick preset

Choose a size preset.

3Crop

Align head and shoulders.

4Download

Save JPG or a print sheet.

Country and document preset

Use the guide bands to keep the head centered, then verify the latest official rules before submitting.

Selected preset

Standard 35 x 45 photo Size: 35 x 45 mm ratio / 413 x 531 px Format: JPG Max file: 10MB Background: plain light

Correct size and format are only part of the requirement. Lighting, expression, and background quality still matter.

Requirement tips

  • Use a white or very light plain background.
  • Look straight at the camera with eyes open.
  • Avoid glasses, glare, heavy shadows, or covered eyes.
  • Keep the full head and shoulders visible before cropping.

Crop and position

Align head and shoulders

100%

Drag the photo inside the frame. Keep the top of head and chin near the guide bands.

Background canvas fill

When removal is enabled, the selected fill color replaces the transparent background. Drag and zoom the photo above to adjust the subject position.

Output settings

Format
92%
Target size

Compliance check

Correct dimensions350 x 467 px
JPG exportGenerated locally
Face and eyesManually verify no glare, glasses, or shadows.
BackgroundStart with a plain white photo background.
File sizeUpload photo to calculate.

Live preview

Upload and crop a photo to see the final JPG.
350 x 467px
Dimensions
JPG
Format
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File size

Upload a photo to start.

Quick print presets

Paper and layout

Paper size

Sheet preview

4x6 sheet - 8 copies

Upload and crop a photo to preview 8 copies on a 4x6 sheet.
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Photos
4x6
Paper
300
DPI

Download a print sheet JPG and ask the photo shop for the same paper size.

Your photo is ready after upload and crop. Correct size and format are handled by Kodotools; final acceptance still depends on photo quality.

Digital photo

No photo generated yet.
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Print sheet

Preview appears after upload.
4x6 sheet8 photos

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Photo editing workflow

Fix an existing photo without uploading it

Use this editor when your picture is close but the crop, background canvas, output dimensions, or file size need work. Choose a preset, position the face with guide bands, adjust JPG quality, and export locally.

The editor helps with technical preparation only. Passport offices still check the real photo: age of the photo, lighting, expression, face visibility, background, glasses, shadows, and whether the image was altered too much.

How it works

Three steps to edit a passport photo

01

Upload locally

Choose a photo from your device. JPG, PNG, WebP, and HEIC are handled in the browser.

02

Crop with guides

Drag and zoom until the top of head and chin sit inside the guide bands.

03

Download JPG

Export the selected pixel size as JPG, then check the official country or portal rule before submitting.

Requirements

What you can edit

PresetPassport photo setting
Crop and framingDrag, zoom, rotate, flip, and align the face with guide bands
Size presetChoose Pakistan, US 2x2, standard 35x45, or custom pixels
Background canvas fillUse white, off-white, light grey, or a custom fill after checking official rules
Output qualityAdjust JPG quality and target file size before download
Print sheetPreview a 4x6 or A4 print sheet if you need multiple copies

Use these settings as a preparation step, then verify the official passport or portal rule before final submission.

Official checks

Passport photo rules vary by country

Use the editor to prepare the crop and file, then compare the result with the rule for the exact passport, visa, or portal you are using.

Rule sourceWhat to check before submitting
Pakistan DGI&P guideRecent photo, plain white background, 45mm high by 35mm wide for printed photos, face around 70-80% of the photo, sharp focus, no glasses, and neutral expression. View guide
US passport photoUse a 2 x 2 inch style square photo, plain white or off-white background, clear face, no heavy digital changes, and correct head size. View source
UK digital/printed photoDigital photos must meet the UK pixel and file-size rules, while printed photos use the 45mm high by 35mm wide format. UK guidance also says photos should not be altered by computer software. Digital rules · Printed rules
Other countries or portalsChoose custom pixels when the form gives a different width, height, format, or file-size limit. Do not rely on one country preset for every document.

FAQ

Passport photo editor questions

Can I edit my passport photo online?+

Yes. You can crop, resize, rotate, adjust canvas fill, compress the JPG, and download the result in your browser.

Will this guarantee passport photo acceptance?+

No. The tool prepares size, crop, format, and file size. Acceptance still depends on the official reviewer and the real photo quality, including expression, lighting, background, glasses, shadows, and image editing.

Which passport photo sizes can I prepare?+

You can use presets for Pakistan online, Pakistan print, US 2x2, standard 35x45, or enter custom pixel dimensions from your official requirement.

Can I change the passport photo background?+

You can set a plain canvas fill and use optional browser-based background removal. Use this carefully because some authorities reject photos altered by software or AI editing.

Is my photo uploaded while editing?+

No. The editor runs locally in your browser, so your image stays on your device.

Should I compress the photo after editing?+

Only compress if your form has a file-size limit. Keep quality high enough so the face, eyes, and background remain clear.