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Passport, visa and exam photos

Pick a ready-made print size, or choose Custom size and type the numbers from your form or notification.

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Drop your photos here or drag and drop them anywhere on this page
  • PrivatePhotos stay on your device. Nothing is uploaded.
  • Any sizePixels, mm, cm, inches, percent and file size in KB.
  • FreeNo sign-up, no watermark.
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New preset

Need a marketplace size or your own saved sizes? Go to Presets →

Advanced options
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Photos are straightened automatically using their camera orientation.

Turn or mirror your photos. Choose which photos to change.

Make your photos bigger. Enlarging cannot add real detail, so very small photos stay soft.

Pick a shape, or drag a frame on the photo yourself.

File size limit (optional)
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Split settings

Drag a straight line to move it. A diagonal line has two round ends (drag to change the angle) and a ✥ handle in the middle (drag to move it). Use × to remove a line.

Draw a line from one edge of the photo to the other, then let go. A loose end is extended straight to the nearest edge. Press Esc to cancel.

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Drag photos in the list to change the order
Merge settings

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Collage settings

Drag the lines between photos, or the handles around the picture, to change sizes.

Your own layout

Click a frame on the picture, then cut it into two. Drag the lines to set the sizes.

One strip for each photo, in the order shown on the left. Use ▲ ▼ to change the order. Click a strip to choose exactly which part of the photo shows.

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Colour picker

Click or tap the photo to pick a colour. Drag to slide along it. Use the magnifier to choose the exact pixel.

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About this tool

Many forms, visa applications and exams ask for a photo in an exact size and file size. Here you can pick a ready-made print size or type the size from your form, and set a file size limit in KB. Always check the current instructions on the official form, because sizes change.

How to use it

  1. Add your photo.
  2. Choose a ready-made print size, or Custom size and type the numbers from your form (in mm, cm, inches or pixels).
  3. Set the file size limit in KB if the form asks for one.
  4. Drag the frame to choose the part of the photo to keep, then press Resize.

Questions and answers

What sizes can I use for a passport or exam photo?

Choose a ready-made size, or use Custom size and type the width and height from the instructions you were given, in mm, cm, inches or pixels. PicWorkshop does not fix exam sizes, because they change.

What does the DPI box do?

DPI sets how many pixels are used per inch when you size a photo in a physical unit such as mm or inches. 300 is a common choice for printing.

How do I keep the face in the frame?

Drag the frame on your photo to choose the part to keep before you press Resize.

Are my photos uploaded anywhere?

No. All work happens in your browser on your device, and your photos are not sent to our servers. While you move between pages of this site, they are kept briefly in your browser's temporary storage and removed when you close the tab.

Helpful guides

How to resize a photo for a passport, visa or exam form

Crop your photo
Preview of the merged image
Preview of your strips
Place the photo

Drag the bright frame to choose the part that shows. Click anywhere on the photo to move the frame there. Scroll or use the slider to zoom.

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