Resize photo to 35x45 mm
Crop any photo to exact 35×45 mm passport size — 413×531 px at print-ready 300 DPI, or 900×1200 px for UK online applications. Everything happens in your browser: your photo is never uploaded.
How to resize a photo to 35x45 mm
- Choose a photo or drop it into the frame — several at once is fine.
- Keep 413×531 px for printed photos; pick 900×1200 px for the UK online application.
- Click the download link next to each photo. The file is a print-ready JPG.
About the 35x45 mm photo size
35×45 mm (3.5 × 4.5 cm) is the most widely used passport photo size in the world. It is required for UK paper passport applications, Schengen visas, and the passports and ID cards of most European countries — Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands and others — as well as many countries across Asia and Africa. In pixels it is 413 × 531 at the standard print resolution of 300 DPI; this tool writes the DPI into the JPG so photo kiosks print it at the true 3.5 × 4.5 cm without guessing.
One trap catches many applicants: the UK online passport application does not want a 35×45 print file — it wants a digital photo of at least 900 × 1200 pixels (the same 35:45 proportions at higher resolution). Pick the right option above for your case. As with all passport photos: plain light background, neutral expression, face centered, no filters — the face should fill roughly 70–80% of the height. The crop here stays centered; step back from the camera so your head and shoulders fit the frame with room to spare.
FAQ
What is 35x45 mm in pixels?
At 300 DPI — 413 × 531 pixels; at 600 DPI — 827 × 1063. Both print at exactly 3.5 × 4.5 cm because the DPI is written into the file.
Which countries use the 35x45 mm photo size?
The UK paper application, Schengen visas, and the passports of most European countries — Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands — plus many countries in Asia and Africa. Always check your specific form.
What size does the UK online passport application need?
A digital photo of at least 900 × 1200 pixels — same proportions, higher resolution. Use the “900×1200 px” option for UK online applications and 35×45 mm for printed photos.
Is my photo uploaded to a server?
No. The photo is cropped and resized entirely inside your browser. It never leaves your device and nothing is stored.
Does the photo need a white background?
A plain light background — white, off-white or light grey depending on the country. The tool fills transparent areas with white but does not remove a colored background: take the photo against a plain light wall.