Passport & ID Photo Maker

Crop and resize a photo to standard passport, visa, PAN, Aadhaar, driving licence or resume photo dimensions. Runs entirely in your browser.

Make a passport or ID photo

Upload a photo, choose the document type you need, position the crop box over your face, then create and download the photo at the exact required pixel size.

Drag & drop a photo here, or click to browse
Supports JPG, PNG and WEBP.

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    Passport photo preview
    Preview
    Your photo is processed locally in this browser tab using the Canvas API. It is never uploaded to Calcooo or any server.

    How to use this tool

    1. Drag and drop a photo into the box above, or click to browse and select one.
    2. Choose the document type you need from the dropdown — this locks the crop box to the correct aspect ratio.
    3. Drag the crop box over your face and shoulders, and use the corner handles to resize it without distorting its shape.
    4. Press Create photo & download to generate the photo at the exact required pixel size, then Download photo to save it.

    Frequently asked questions

    Is my photo uploaded anywhere when I use this tool?

    No. Everything happens locally in your browser using the Canvas API. Your photo is never uploaded to Calcooo or any server.

    Which document photo sizes are supported?

    A preset dropdown covers passport (2 x 2 in / 51 x 51 mm), US visa (2 x 2 in), PAN card (25 x 35 mm), Aadhaar (35 x 45 mm), driving licence (35 x 45 mm), and a generic resume or ID photo (35 x 45 mm). Pick the preset matching your form's requirement, or double-check the exact requirement since some countries and forms vary.

    How do I position my face correctly?

    Drag the crop box over your face and shoulders, then use the corner handles to resize it. A live preview shows exactly what will be exported at the target dimensions.

    Does this remove or change the background?

    No, this tool only crops and resizes. For a plain white or colored background, use the Add Background to Image tool first if your original photo already has a plain or transparent background, or retake the photo against a plain wall for compliance.