Get the correct image pixel size for passport photos, PAN card applications, visas, UPSC and SSC forms, and other official documents. Pick your document type from the dropdown, and this passport size photo resizer crops and resizes your picture to the official photo size automatically, right in your browser.
Passport Size Photo Resizer
Original photo
Resized ID photo
Choose a document type and click Resize Photo to see the result here.
How to Use the Passport Size Photo Resizer
- Click the upload box or drag and drop your photo into it.
- Select the document type you need, such as Passport, PAN Card, UPSC, SSC or Visa.
- Keep auto-crop-to-fit on so the tool crops from the center of your photo to match the official size and pixel dimensions.
- Click Resize Photo and review the output dimensions.
- Click Download ID Photo to save the correctly sized image to your device.
Standard Photo Sizes Supported
| Document | Standard size |
|---|---|
| Passport | 2 x 2 in (51 x 51 mm) |
| PAN Card | 25 x 35 mm |
| UPSC Application | 3.5 x 4.5 cm |
| SSC Application | 3.5 x 4.5 cm |
| Visa | 2 x 2 in (51 x 51 mm) |
Always double-check the exact requirement on your specific application form, since some authorities update their size or file size rules from time to time.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the correct image pixel size for a passport photo?
A standard passport photo is 2 x 2 inches, which is 51 x 51 millimeters. This tool automatically converts that to the correct pixel dimensions and crops your photo to fit.
What is the official photo size for a PAN card?
A PAN card photo is typically 25 x 35 millimeters. Select PAN Card Photo from the dropdown and this tool will crop and resize your image to that official photo size.
Can I use this for UPSC or SSC application photos?
Yes. Both UPSC and SSC applications commonly require a photo of 3.5 x 4.5 centimeters, which are both available as document type options in this tool.
Does auto-crop change the background of my photo?
No. Auto-crop only trims the edges of your photo from the center to match the required aspect ratio and size. It does not remove, blur, or replace the background.
What background should I use for an ID or passport photo?
Most official guidelines require a plain white or light, evenly lit background with no shadows, along with a recent, front-facing photo showing your full face with a neutral expression.
Will this guarantee my photo is accepted?
This tool resizes your photo to the correct official photo size, but final acceptance also depends on lighting, background, expression and other rules set by the specific authority, so always check their latest guidelines.