What this tool is for
Center-crop a portrait to the common 35:45 ratio and export it at 413 × 531 pixels. It helps prepare the digital dimensions, but it does not certify that a passport authority will accept the photo.
How to use it
- Choose a clear portrait with the face centered.
- Confirm there is enough space around the head because the crop is automatic.
- Select Process Image to apply the 35:45 crop and 413 × 531 size.
- Download the result and compare it with the exact rules of the issuing authority.
What happens to your image
The browser keeps a centered 35:45 area, resizes it to 413 × 531 pixels, and exports the result locally. It does not analyze face position, background color, expression, or lighting.
Practical uses
- Prepare a digital portrait for a portal that requests a 35 × 45 mm ratio.
- Create a consistent application-photo crop.
- Resize a professionally taken portrait for online submission.
- Generate a preview before checking official photo requirements.
Pixels are not approval
Passport rules can include physical size, pixel dimensions, file size, background, head height, eye position, recentness, expression, clothing, and lighting. This tool handles only a centered ratio and pixel output.
Important limitations
- Acceptance by any government or organization is not guaranteed.
- The crop cannot be repositioned manually.
- Background and biometric rules are not checked.
- The tool does not automatically target a specific file size.
Frequently asked questions
Does this guarantee passport-photo acceptance?
No. It prepares a common ratio and pixel size only. Always follow the issuing authority's current rules.
What size does the tool create?
It creates a centered 413 × 531 pixel image with a 35:45 portrait ratio.
Will it make the background white?
No. The source background remains unchanged.
What if the portal also requires 100KB?
Create the passport crop first, then run the result through the 100KB tool and verify both requirements.