All Countries Image Resizer
Resize and crop any image to an exact size — passport photos, ID cards, print sizes, or social media — and compress it to a target file size.
This free image resizer lets you resize a photo to any exact dimension in pixels, millimeters, centimeters, or inches. Choose a ready-made preset for a passport photo, ID card, print size, or social media platform, or enter custom dimensions. You can crop to the right aspect ratio, set the DPI, and even compress the image to a target file size in KB — perfect for passport and visa uploads with strict size limits. Everything runs in your browser, so your photos are never uploaded.
How to Resize an Image
Upload your photo, then pick a preset category and size, or choose “Custom size” to enter your own dimensions. Set the unit to pixels, millimeters, or inches, and adjust the DPI for print. Choose whether to crop to fill the frame or fit the whole image with a background color, then download. To meet an upload limit, enter a target size in KB and the tool compresses the image to fit.
Passport and ID Photo Sizes
There is no single worldwide passport photo size. The United States uses a 2×2 inch (51x51mm) square, the UK and Schengen countries use 35x45mm, and Canada uses a larger 50x70mm format. Select your country’s preset above and the resizer sets the exact dimensions for you at print quality. Many passport portals also cap the file size, such as India’s strict limit, so use the target size field to compress your photo to fit.
A Note on Official Photos
This tool resizes and crops your photo to the correct dimensions. It does not check head position, background color, or other biometric rules, which vary by country and document. Always confirm your photo meets your country’s official requirements before submitting a passport, visa, or ID application.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size is a US passport photo in pixels?
A US passport photo is 2×2 inches, which is 600×600 pixels at 300 DPI. Select the US preset and the resizer sets this automatically.
How do I resize a photo to a specific KB size?
Enter your target size in the KB field. The tool compresses the image as JPEG until it fits under that limit, which is ideal for passport and visa uploads.
What is the difference between crop to fill and fit with background?
Crop to fill scales the image to cover the whole frame and trims the edges. Fit with background shows the entire image and fills any empty space with your chosen color.
Are my images uploaded anywhere?
No. The resizing and compression happen entirely in your browser, so your photos never leave your device.