Resize photo to 2x2 inches
Crop and resize any photo to exact 2x2 picture size — 600×600 pixels at 300 DPI, the US passport and visa standard. Everything happens in your browser: your photo is never uploaded.
How to resize a photo to 2x2
- Choose a photo or drop it into the frame — several at once is fine.
- Keep the standard 600×600 px unless your form asks for something else.
- Click the download link next to each photo. The file is a print-ready JPG.
About the 2x2 picture size
A “2x2 picture” is a square photo exactly 2 inches by 2 inches (5.08 × 5.08 cm). It is the official photo size for US passports and US visas, and it appears on plenty of other paperwork: UMID and SSS forms in the Philippines, PRC applications, employment records and school requirements. For online submissions such as the DS-160 visa form, a square digital photo of 600 × 600 pixels or larger is required — exactly what this tool produces at the standard setting.
The tool crops your photo to a centered square, scales it to 600 × 600 (or 1200 × 1200 for sharper prints), writes 300 DPI into the JPG so it prints at true 2 inches, and fills transparent areas with white. For passport and visa photos keep a neutral expression, face the camera straight on, and use a plain white background — the head should take up between half and two-thirds of the frame. If your form asks for the smaller “1x1” size instead, use the 1x1 photo resizer.
FAQ
What size is a 2x2 picture in pixels?
2 inches × 2 inches (5.08 × 5.08 cm). At the standard print resolution of 300 DPI that is exactly 600 × 600 pixels. The file is saved at 300 DPI so it prints at true 2×2 inches.
Is 2x2 the US passport photo size?
Yes. The US passport and visa standard is 2 × 2 inches. For online applications like DS-160 a square digital photo of 600 × 600 pixels or larger is accepted — exactly what the standard setting here produces.
Is my photo uploaded to a server?
No. The photo is cropped and resized entirely inside your browser using the canvas element. It never leaves your device and nothing is stored.
What is 2x2 used for in the Philippines?
UMID and SSS forms, PRC applications, some school and employment requirements, and most US visa paperwork filed from the Philippines. The smaller 1x1 size is a separate requirement — check which one your form asks for.
Does the photo need a white background?
Yes — for passports and visas the background must be plain white or off-white. The tool fills transparent areas with white but does not remove a colored background; take the photo against a white wall for best results.
Paano mag-edit ng 2x2 picture?
I-drop lang ang photo sa frame sa itaas, piliin ang 2×2 inches (600×600 px), tapos i-download ang JPG. Pwede itong i-print o i-upload sa online forms tulad ng DS-160. Libre at walang upload sa server — hindi umaalis sa device mo ang photo.