Passport & Stamp Size Photo Maker
Crop a photo to passport (40×50 mm), visa (35×45 mm), stamp or a custom size, and download a print-ready 4R or A4 sheet with several copies.
1. Add and crop your photo
Keep the face inside the dashed oval with a little space above the head. Zoom with the mouse wheel on a computer, or pinch on a phone.
2. Size and settings
Photo size
Background
Works best on photos taken in front of a plain wall. Lower the strength if hair or clothing changes colour; raise it if the wall isn't fully replaced. Empty areas get this colour too.
A name or date prints on a white strip at the bottom of the photo. You can type it in English or Bangla.
3. Result
4. Print sheet
Files are made at 300 DPI, with the DPI stored inside the file. When printing, keep the scale at 100% / Actual size; “Fit to page” changes the size. Photos have a 2.5 mm gap between them.
How to use
- 1Choose a photo or drag it in. On a phone you can take one with the camera.
- 2Pick a size, then drag and zoom the photo until the face sits inside the dashed oval.
- 3If needed, make the background white or light blue, adjust the brightness, and add a name and date.
- 4Choose a 4R or A4 sheet, see how many photos fit, then download or print it directly.
FAQ
What size is a passport photo?
In Bangladesh, studios usually mean 40×50 mm (about 1.5×2 inches) by 'passport size', and stamp size is 20×25 mm. If a visa or form asks for another size, enter it in millimetres under 'Custom'. It's worth checking the application's instructions once.
How many photos fit on one sheet?
With a 2.5 mm gap, 40×50 mm photos fit 4 to a 4R (4×6 inch) sheet and 20 to an A4; stamp size fits 20 on a 4R. For other sizes the tool works it out for you, and you can print fewer copies if you like.
Can I make the background white or blue?
Yes. It finds the wall colour from the edges of the photo and replaces it with white or light blue. It works best for photos taken in front of a plain wall. If hair or clothing changes colour, lower the 'strength'.
Will the size stay correct when printed?
The files are made at 300 DPI and the DPI is stored inside the file. In the print dialog keep the scale at 100% or 'Actual size'; 'Fit to page' can change the size.
Is my photo uploaded anywhere?
No. Cropping, colour fixes and building the sheet all happen in your browser, and the photo never reaches our server.