A passport photo for the price of a 4×6 print
Drugstore passport photos cost $15–20 for two prints. This tool crops your own photo to the exact official size with the head-height band marked, then gives you either a digital 300 DPI photo (for online renewal forms) or a 4×6 inch sheet with multiple copies and cut lines — print it as a normal photo at any kiosk for under a dollar and trim.
Getting the photo right
Stand in front of a plain white or off-white wall in even light (facing a window works). Neutral expression, eyes open, no glasses for US photos, nothing covering the hairline. Have someone shoot from ~4 feet away at chest height. Then drag and zoom here until your chin-to-crown fills the dashed band — that's the head-height rule most countries enforce.
Frequently asked questions
How do I make a 2×2 passport photo at home?
Photo against a plain light wall → choose US 2×2 → drag/zoom until your head fills the guide band → download the photo or the 4×6 print sheet.
What are the requirements?
Neutral expression, plain light background, facing square-on, recent photo, head roughly 50–69% of frame height (US). The dashed guides mark the band per size.
Is my photo uploaded?
No — cropping happens in your browser; your face never leaves your device.
How do I print the sheet?
Print it as a standard 4×6 photo at any kiosk at 100% scale, then cut along the lines.
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