Size tool
Passport photo size calculator
Upload your photo on this page to read pixel dimensions, aspect ratio, and file size — then compare against any document in our catalog. No redirect to Create until you choose to fix and export.
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Interactive tool — runs in your browser. No upload leaves your device until you open Create or Verify.
Upload your passport or visa photo to analyze size
JPEG or PNG · processed in your browser only
Common sizes at a glance
- US Passport / DS-160 — 51×51 mm (2×2 in) → 600×600 px @ 300 DPI
- UK / Schengen / India passport — 35×45 mm → 413×531 px @ 300 DPI
- Canada passport — 50×70 mm → 591×827 px @ 300 DPI
- Indian e-Visa — square 35×35 mm → 413×413 px @ 300 DPI
How to use this calculator
Use the upload box at the top of this page. PicsForm reads width, height, and KB from your file in the browser, then compares against the document you select — US Passport, Schengen Visa, Canada passport, and more.
Why head height matters
Correct outer dimensions are not enough. Authorities require your chin-to-crown height to fall within a band (for example 50–69% for US, 29–34 mm absolute for UK). The finder links directly into create or verify with those bands applied.
FAQ
- How do I convert 35×45 mm to pixels?
- At 300 DPI: width px = (35 ÷ 25.4) × 300 ≈ 413; height px = (45 ÷ 25.4) × 300 ≈ 531. PicsForm shows the exact values per document.
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Check if your passport photo meets official requirements
Upload a portrait and run PicsForm's passport photo checker. Scores head size, background, expression, and file limits against your document's published rules.
Compare your photo against official requirements
See how your portrait stacks up against published passport and visa requirements — dimensions, head height, background, and appearance rules.
How PicsForm fits your workflow
PicsForm matches photos to published requirements. This is not legal or immigration advice and does not guarantee application approval. Always confirm current rules on the official portal.