Passport Photo 2x2 Inch – Crop, Resize and Print
Crop your photo to a square 2 × 2 inch passport photo, 600 × 600 pixels at 300 DPI, and print copies on one sheet. Everything runs in your browser.
Drop a photo here to make a passport size photo
or click to browse. A clear front-facing photo against a plain light wall works best.
How to Use Passport Photo 2x2 Inch
Add a Clear Photo
Drop a photo of yourself facing the camera, or click to browse. A plain light background and even light on your face give the best result.
Place the Square Frame
The 2 × 2 inch size is already chosen. Move the square frame and use Zoom so that your head sits in the middle with some space above it.
Make and Download
Optionally turn on a file size limit or a print sheet, click Make photo, and download the result. Your original photo is not changed.
What 2 × 2 inch means
A photo of 2 × 2 inches is a square, 50.8 millimetres on each side, which is usually rounded to 51 × 51 mm. On a printed photo, that is the real size of the picture. On a screen, a picture has no inches, only pixels.
The two are linked by DPI, the number of pixels used for each inch of paper. Multiply the inches by the DPI to get the pixels.
How many pixels at each DPI
This page uses 300 DPI by default, which is a normal choice for photo prints. The size in pixels at each setting is:
- 200 DPI: 400 × 400 pixels, a smaller file for screens and uploads.
- 300 DPI: 600 × 600 pixels, the usual choice for prints.
- 600 DPI: 1200 × 1200 pixels, more pixels and a bigger file, useful only if a form asks for that.
- An online form that states a size in pixels needs those pixels, whatever the DPI says. Use the Pixels option for an exact number.
Placing your head in a square frame
- Centre your face left to right, and leave a little room above your head. Do not crop the top of your hair or your chin.
- Face the camera straight on with your head level. Tilted photos look wrong inside a square frame.
- Use the dashed oval as a rough guide only. Official rules for head size and position differ, so read the ones for your application.
- Use the Zoom slider to make your face larger or smaller inside the square instead of moving the camera again.
Printing copies of a square photo
A 2 × 2 inch photo is big compared with a standard passport photo, so fewer copies fit on a page. A 4 × 6 inch sheet holds about two, a 5 × 7 inch sheet about six, and an A4 sheet about fifteen, depending on the gap and the margin you choose. The sidebar shows the exact number before you make the sheet.
Print at 100 percent or actual size and switch off any Fit to page option, because it changes the size of every photo. Then hold a ruler to one printed photo to check that it measures 2 inches.
Before you submit
This page makes the picture the right size and shape. It leaves the background and the lighting as they are, and it cannot judge your expression or whether you are allowed to wear glasses or a head covering. Those rules belong to the office that receives your application.
Read the instructions for your exact application, compare the size, the file type and any file size limit, and use the photo only if it fits all of them.
Privacy Guarantee: Your Files Never Leave Your Device
The photo is edited entirely in your browser using HTML5 Canvas and JavaScript. Files never leave your device. Unlike traditional cloud converter websites that transmit documents to remote servers, GetTaskCraft runs this tool completely in your browser session using memory buffers and client-side processing.
- Zero server uploads or storage
- No document content in telemetry
- Memory released upon completion
- No account or email registration
Key Benefits of GetTaskCraft Passport Photo 2x2 Inch
The Square Size Is Ready
The page opens with 2 × 2 inch selected. At 300 DPI that is 600 × 600 pixels, and you can switch the DPI or the size at any time.
Exact Pixels, Adjustable Quality
The tool keeps the exact size and shape you choose. If you set a file size limit, only the JPG quality is lowered to fit.
Sheets for Printing Copies
Add a print sheet on 5 × 7 inch, A5 or A4 paper to print several copies at once, with thin cut lines.
Stays on Your Device
Everything runs in your browser, so the photo is never sent to a server.
Common Use Cases
US Passport and Visa Photos
The United States uses a 2 × 2 inch photo for passports and visas. Check the current rules of the office you apply to before you submit.
Other Square Photo Requirements
Some applications, cards and portals also ask for a square photo. Use your form's own instructions for the exact size.
Online Uploads With a Pixel Size
Some online systems ask for a square image within a range of pixels. Set the size you need under Pixels or choose another DPI.
Copies for a File or a Drawer
Print a sheet and keep a few spare photos for the next form instead of repeating a photo session.
Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions about Passport Photo 2x2 Inch? Find answers below.
At 300 DPI it is 600 × 600 pixels. At 200 DPI it is 400 × 400, and at 600 DPI it is 1200 × 1200. The sidebar shows the exact pixel size for the DPI you choose.
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