Fotoritocco Passaporto Gratis | Strumento ID Online

Crea foto tessera conformi online gratuitamente. Realizza foto passaporto USA 2x2, visto UK o ID 35x45mm velocemente, senza registrazione, direttamente nel browser.

Seleziona Paese

413×531 px (35×45 mm)

Dimensioni personalizzate:

×px

o trascina la tua foto qui

Informazioni su Foto Tessera

🌍 32+ countries supportato con le dimensioni corrette
📐 Selected: Pakistan — 35×45 mm at 300 DPI (413×531px)
🔍 Slider per zoom e posizionamento: regola tu stesso l'inquadratura
🎨 Colori preimpostati + ruota colori personalizzata
✨ Risultato di alta qualità elaborato sul tuo dispositivo

Make a passport or visa photo that gets accepted

Country presets, correct head sizing, a plain background and a printable sheet — from a normal phone photo.

Country presets do the measuring

Each country specifies photo size, head height and top margin. Pick the preset and the crop is positioned for you instead of guessed.

Try this tool

Plain, even background

The background is replaced with the flat white, off-white or light blue that most applications require, with the subject edge kept clean.

Open Ritaglia Immagine

Print sheet ready for the shop

Download a 4×6 inch sheet with several copies laid out at the exact size, so a print shop can produce them without rescaling.

Open Ruota Immagine

Step-by-step guide

How to use Passport Photo Maker?

Create passport, visa and ID photos in the exact size and format your country requires.

Step-by-step instructions

1
Upload a clear front-facing photo with good lighting.
2
Choose your country and document type (passport, visa, PAN, Aadhaar, etc.).
3
Position your face inside the guideline overlay.
4
The tool automatically resizes, fixes the background and prepares the print sheet.
5
Download the individual photo or a full print-ready A4 sheet.

Benefits

Presets for 100+ countries and document types.
Automatic background removal and white replacement.
Print-ready A4 sheet with multiple copies.
Saves the cost and time of a photo studio visit.

Who is it for?

Travellers preparing visa applications from home
Students applying for ID cards and admissions
Job seekers submitting CVs with a formal photo

FAQ

Domande frequenti

Click the Upload Photo button, choose a recent straight-on photo, then pick the US Passport 2x2 template under Choose Template. Use the Auto Crop or drag the head-box so the chin and crown match the guideline lines, then click Background → White if needed and Apply Crop. Finally use Download → JPEG (600×600 px, default 300 DPI) or Download → PDF Print Sheet to get printable copies. No signup is required and you can save the final JPEG/PNG/PDF directly to your device.

The uploader accepts JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, TIFF and HEIC files — input files up to about 50 MB work comfortably in Chrome/Firefox on desktop, though Safari and iOS may struggle above ~20–30 MB. Downloads are offered as JPG (.jpg) by default, PNG (.png) for lossless needs, and PDF (.pdf) for print sheets. If you need higher quality, choose PDF (300 DPI) for printing; JPG quality is adjustable via the Export Quality slider in the Download dialog (default 90%).

Select the US Passport 2x2 template from the size list after Upload Photo, then use Auto Fit to center your head box; the tool enforces the US rules (2×2 inches, head between 1–1⅜ inches high) and shows exact centimeter/pixel guides. Click Background → White to ensure a plain white background, then Download → JPEG at 600×600 px for a 300 DPI print-ready image. The entire workflow is free with no watermark or account required.

After uploading, choose Create UK Visa Photo or the 35×45 mm template from the template menu — the editor sets the canvas to 35×45 mm (≈413×532 px at 300 DPI). Use the guide box to position the head to UK Home Office rules (face centered, full head and shoulders visible), click Background → White or select the required background color, then Export as PDF (A4 print sheet) or JPEG at 300 DPI. The PDF option places multiple 35×45 prints on one A4; use Print → Actual Size in your printer dialog to preserve dimensions.

Safari on older macOS/iOS versions can be flaky with HEIC; if Upload Photo fails, open the image in Photos and Export→JPEG, or use the iOS Share→Save as Image option to force a JPG. On desktop, Chrome and Firefox handle HEIC better but large HEICs (>30–50 MB) can still crash mobile browsers, so convert or reduce resolution first. If conversion tools aren’t available, take a new photo in JPEG mode or use the tool’s Mobile Camera option to capture directly into the editor.

Most passport/visa authorities require a plain white or near-white background; choose Background → White in the editor to replace the existing background with a smooth white fill and subtle edge smoothing. For shadows that affect face detection, retake on a well-lit, evenly lit surface (stand about 1.2–2 m from the background) or use the built-in Background tool with the Smooth slider set to 6–10 to remove faint shadows without blurring hair edges. Heavy shadows should be fixed by re-taking the photo rather than aggressive background removal.

If the tool reports no face detected, make sure the photo shows your full head and shoulders, with your face occupying at least 30–50% of the frame; upload a different crop if necessary. For multiple faces the editor shows a Select Face overlay — pick the correct face or manually crop to a single-person photo before uploading. If Auto Crop misplaces the box, use Manual Crop to drag and resize the guide and then click Apply Crop to enforce the template rules.

For the US 2×2 template the default download is a JPG at 600×600 px (2×2 inches at 300 DPI), and for 35×45 mm the tool exports roughly 413×532 px at 300 DPI. The PDF Print Sheet option generates high-resolution, 300 DPI PDFs with multiple photos arranged for standard print sizes (4×6 or A4), which is best for local labs. If you choose lower JPG quality (e.g., 70–80%), the file size shrinks but fine detail can be lost — keep 90–100% for passport submissions and printing.

On desktop Chrome and Firefox the editor runs smoothly and handles large images up to ~50 MB; Safari and older Edge may convert HEIC or fail on very large files. On iOS, Safari memory limits can cause crashes with very high-resolution photos — use the app’s Mobile Camera capture or reduce photo size before upload. Touch gestures are supported for crop/zoom on mobile, but for precise head placement and final prints we recommend using a desktop with a mouse if possible.

Image processing is done in your browser wherever possible and the tool does not require account creation or persistent uploads — temporary uploads may go to a server for background processing in specific cases, but files are not tied to a user account and are deleted within a short retention window. If you need maximum privacy, use the editor offline: capture a photo, crop it locally and use the tool’s editor without clicking any optional cloud-processing toggles. Always check the privacy notice on the site for the current retention policy before uploading sensitive documents.

After Download → PDF Print Sheet choose Print and set scaling to 100% or Actual Size in your printer dialog; on Windows use Print → Properties and disable Fit to Page. For home printing set your printer to Photo Paper and 300 DPI; the tool’s 4×6 sheet places multiple 2×2 prints so you can cut them out precisely. For professional labs upload the PDF or the 300 DPI JPEG — tell the lab the required final size (2×2 in or 35×45 mm) so they don’t auto-resize.

Passport Photo Maker Free focuses on templates and automatic compliance checks (head-size guides, background replacement and ready-to-print PDFs) so you can produce a valid passport/visa photo in minutes without measuring pixels. Photoshop gives more control for batch editing, color correction and advanced retouching, but you must manually set the canvas size (600×600 px for 2×2@300 DPI), measure head proportions and create print sheets. Use this online tool for quick compliant results and Photoshop/Acrobat when you need advanced color management or large-scale batch workflows.

Informazioni su questo strumento