US visa photo 2×2 inch

Make a 2×2 inch (51×51 mm) US visa or passport photo free, export 600×600 px or larger, or print a sheet.

  • Runs locally
  • Free

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About this tool

The 2×2 inch size (600×600 px at 300 DPI) is preset, meeting the minimum for US visa online uploads. Adjust head size, then export or print.

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

What pixel size does the US visa require?

A square image from 600×600 to 1200×1200 px. 300 DPI gives 600×600 and 600 DPI gives 1200×1200.

What background is needed?

Usually white or off-white. The tool does not replace backgrounds, so use a photo taken on white.

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.