Crop and resize a passport-size photo

Use a square crop and a convenient 600 × 600 JPEG output preset. Requirements vary by country and application.

Choose a photo to crop and resize

Use a square crop and a convenient 600 × 600 JPEG output preset. Requirements vary by country and application.

Supports PNG, JPG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, SVG, BMP, and AVIF when your browser can read them.
Runs in your browser. Your image is not uploaded to a server.

How to use this tool

Lets you reposition a 1:1 crop and then export the selected photo at a convenient 600 × 600 pixel JPEG preset.

  1. 1Check the current requirements from the authority that will receive your photo.
  2. 2Choose a photo, move the square frame, and apply the crop when the visible area looks right.
  3. 3Review the 600 × 600 JPEG result, then download it.

Best for

A quick crop-and-size workflow when the source photo already meets the receiving authority's photo requirements.

Privacy

The photo is decoded, cropped, resized, and exported locally in your browser; it is not uploaded for image processing. Read our privacy policy

Use the crop for composition, not compliance checking

The square frame lets you reposition the visible part of a photo before the fixed 600 × 600 JPEG export. The tool does not inspect facial dimensions, lighting, expression, pose, or background, and it cannot promise acceptance.

Passport-size requirements vary

Passport photo rules depend on the country and application. Before submitting a photo, check the current instructions from the authority receiving it. For U.S. passport applications, use the official U.S. Department of State guidance.

Check U.S. State Department passport-photo requirements

What this page does and does not do

Read the passport-size photo guide

  • It crops a photo to a 1:1 square and exports a convenient 600 × 600 JPEG preset.
  • It does not replace a background, validate a face, check lighting, or score compliance.
  • 600 × 600 is this tool's digital output preset, not a universal passport-photo requirement.

Limitations

  • Passport-size requirements are not universal worldwide. This page provides one convenient square crop-and-size workflow, not a country-specific validator.
  • The tool does not verify pose, facial dimensions, lighting, expression, background compliance, edits, or acceptance by an issuing authority.

Questions

Is this a passport photo validator?

No. It only crops and sizes an image. Check the current requirements from the authority receiving the application.

Is 600 × 600 a universal passport-photo size?

No. It is this page's convenient digital output preset. Passport and application requirements vary by country and application.

Can I reposition the square crop?

Yes. Move the locked square frame over the part of the photo you want to keep, then apply the crop before exporting.

Does this tool change the background to white?

No. It does not remove or replace backgrounds. Start with a photo that already meets the receiving authority's background requirements.

Where can I check U.S. passport photo rules?

Use the current Passport Photos guidance from the U.S. Department of State before submitting a U.S. passport application.

Is my photo uploaded?

No. The crop and resize are processed locally in your browser.