2-inch photo 35×49 mm

Make a 2-inch ID photo online free: crop to 35×49 mm, export 413×579 px, or print copies on 4×6 paper.

  • Runs locally
  • Free

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About this tool

The 35×49 mm size (413×579 px at 300 DPI) is preset, common for résumés, diplomas and certificates in China. Adjust the crop, then export or print a sheet.

Crop ID photos to millimeter dimensions for passports, visas and other common formats or a custom size. Export a photo at exact pixels, or lay out multiple copies on A4 or another paper size for printing.

How to use

  1. Choose a photo and a millimeter size preset, or enter custom dimensions. Drag, zoom or rotate the photo and check the crop and output pixels.

  2. Download a PNG/JPG photo, continue to size compression, or choose paper, copies, margins and gaps for a print PDF. Print at actual size (100%) with fit-to-page disabled.

Example

Select 25 × 35 mm at 300 DPI and position the photo before exporting. Choose 4 × 6 inch paper, six copies and cutting guides, preview the sheet and download PDF. Print at actual size, 100%.

Good to know

JPG, PNG and WebP: up to 25 MB, 16 MP and 8192 px per side. Supports 300/600 DPI and up to 100 copies that fit on one sheet. Preserves the original background without removal or face detection. Presets do not certify document compliance; check the issuing authority’s requirements. Enlarging a low-resolution photo adds no detail. Measure a test print first.

Paper, margins and gaps determine sheet capacity; reduce copies or adjust settings if they do not fit. No face detection or background replacement is performed. Size presets do not guarantee document-specific head proportions, background or pixel compliance.

Frequently asked questions

How is it different from the small 2-inch size?

2-inch is 35×49 mm; small 2-inch is 35×45 mm, used for passports and many visas.

The print size is wrong — why?

Print at actual size (100%) with fit-to-page off and measure a test print first.

Can it change the background?

No. The original background is kept; there is no background removal or face detection. Start with a photo on the required background.