Passport Photo

Passport Size Photo Maker

Create a compliant 35×45 mm Indian passport photo, sized for Passport Seva.

Drop a photo or tap to choose JPG, PNG, WebP or iPhone HEIC — nothing is uploaded, it all runs on your device.

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100% private — your image never leaves this device.

Perfect for

  • New Indian passport applications and renewals on Passport Seva
  • Anyone needing a print-ready 35×45 mm photo from a phone snap
  • Reuse for Aadhaar and other forms with the same 35×45 mm ratio

How to use this tool

  1. Tap the box and choose your photo or signature — or drag it in.
  2. Pick the document type or size you need above.
  3. ExamKB resizes and compresses it to the exact spec and shows the result against the limit.
  4. Download the ready-to-upload JPG. Nothing ever leaves your device.

Specification

Confirm against your official notification before you apply — specs change between cycles.

ItemDimensionsFile sizeFormat
Passport photo630×810 px10–250 KBJPG
Source: Passport Seva, Ministry of External Affairs · official siteLast verified: July 2026

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Using the 2×2 inch (51×51 mm) OCI/US size — the Indian passport is 35×45 mm
  • Wearing glasses; the 2025 ICAO rules reject glare and reflections
  • Too much space around the head — new rules want 80–85% face coverage

Pro tips

  • Stand against a plain white wall in even daylight, no shadow behind you
  • Keep the file under 250 KB; around 120–200 KB is a safe, sharp target
  • Don't use beauty filters — Passport Seva 2.0 checks for digitally altered photos

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Indian passport photo size?

35×45 mm, digitally 630×810 pixels, JPG on a plain white background, with the file roughly between 10 KB and 250 KB.

Can I wear glasses?

No. Under the ICAO rules India enforces since September 2025, any glare or reflection from glasses can cause rejection, so remove them.

Can I use this photo for Aadhaar too?

Often yes — Aadhaar uses the same 35×45 mm ratio, though its file limit is smaller, so re-check the size.